Lost in La Mancha
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Both movies follow the quest of a protagonist who embarks on an unpredictable journey in an unknown land. The protagonist in Lost in La Mancha, Keith Fulton, goes on a journey to film a movie, while the protagonist in The Grand Budapest Hotel, M. Gustave, embarks on a mission to reclaim a valuable painting.
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