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Schtick Happens

Schtick Happens

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Documentary

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Schtick Happens documents the conflict between documentary filmmakers and their subject after the release of the film, Original Schtick.

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Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

27 mins

Rating

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Release Date

01 January 2002

Country

Cast

Robert Fischer

Robert Fischer

Maciek Wszelaki

Maciek Wszelaki

David Stratton

David Stratton

Margaret Pomeranz

Margaret Pomeranz

Amiel Courtin-Wilson

Amiel Courtin-Wilson

Peter George

Peter George

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