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Brian McGuire's five part movie series, 1 World 100 Lonely, a brazenly dark, yet deeply human drama that presents audiences with one of the most striking portrayals of the complexities of human connection in years. Volume one of the series explores the complex and sordid nature of romantic relationships told through the filter of interpersonal technology. Shot in Los Angeles, London and New Mexico, 1 World 100 Lonely stars Robert Murphy, Lara Heller, Mark E Fletcher, Farah Mokrani, and Kendall Carroll as part of a talented ensemble cast in the roles of everyday people whose painfully fractured lives we follow as they scour the world yearning to fulfill the only need that never ceases to demand to be fed: that is to be loved.

Fuchs is a food inspector who really loves his job. His biggest wish is to be promoted to Hamburg. In order to achieve this, Fuchs takes in the stranded brother of Tilmann, the head of Hamburg's food inspection department.

Returning to a friend's apartment after a masquerade ball where she has won first prize as a lady's maid, society girl Naida Castleton is mistaken for the housemaid by Thomas Lawlor. He is struck by her beauty, however, and in a spirit of mischief she keeps up the deception. Naida suffers a financial misfortune, and she is obliged to sell her city property and lease her summer home, which is acquired by Tom's socially ambitious mother; Naida then continues in the role of secretary to Mr. Lawlor, who does not suspect her deception. While shopping, Naida is discovered by her friends and taken to her home, where she serves them cocktails. Mrs. Lawlor arrives and, realizing the situation, pretends to be a guest. Before Tom discovers the truth, he proposes to her, and after revealing her true identity, she accepts.