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Veteran director&nbsp;Francis Ford Coppola revealed that he's gearing up for a new project, after fulfilling his dream of releasing the self-financed epic, "Megalopolis".
The upcoming film, titled "Glimpses Of The Moon" will be an adaption of Edith Wharton&rsquo;s novel of the same name, and the movie will include elements of the 1937 comedy "The Awful Truth", with both stories telling the story of a married couple splitting up, only to regret their decision.
The director behind cinematic masterpieces such as "The Godfather" trilogy and "Apocalypse Now" described his new project as&nbsp;&ldquo;a very odd confection&rdquo; that has &ldquo;strong dance and musical elements&rdquo;.&nbsp;
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The 85-year-old director also revealed that his new project was funded in a conventional way, unlike "Megalopolis", which was a passion project of his for decades that he financed with his own money.&nbsp;
Coppola also added that his new project won't be cheap by any means, but it also won't be as grandiose as "Megalopolis".&nbsp;

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