Hello! I am a fairly new wielder of the perl and have got a question regarding the module IMDB::Film. Here's my code: 
  
  1 #!/usr/bin/perl
  2 
  3 use strict;
  4 use IMDB::Film;
  5 
  6 my $film = <>;
  7 my $imdbobject = new IMDB::Film(crit => $film);
  8 
  9 if($imdbobject ->status) {
 10         print "Title: ".$imdbobject->title(). "\n";
 11         print "Year: ".$imdbobject->year(). "\n";
 12         print "Plot: ".$imdbobject->year(). "\n";
 13 } else {
 14         print "Something went wrong";
 15 }

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And the output from when I try running the program as such: perl imdb.pl moviename .. 
Can't open troy: No such file or directory at imdb.pl line 6.
Film IMDB ID or Title should be defined! at imdb.pl line 7

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Any ideas? /David

In reply to IMDB::Film question by dlind

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