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<title>Film records effects of eating only McDonald&#x26;#x27;s for a month (Barf! Alert?)</title>
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<description>Film records effects of eating only McDonald&#x26;#x27;s for a month 25.01.2004 12.00pm - By DAVID USBORNE NEW YORK - Normally sane actors have been known to gain or lose huge amounts of weight for their art. Think of Renee Zellweger in Bridget Jones&#x26;#x27;s Diary. Directors, of course, never have to undergo such torture. Or so it used to be, until Morgan Spurlock had a bright idea for a film project. The first clue to his particular misery comes in the title of his documentary, which has become the darling of this year&#x26;#x27;s Sundance Film Festival. It is called Super Size...</description>
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