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Misfire: The Rise and Fall of the Shooting Gallery

Misfire: The Rise and Fall of the Shooting Gallery

Genres

Documentary

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A documentary about the influential independent film production company The Shooting Gallery.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

77 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

11 October 2013

Country

United States of America

Cast

Ray Angelic

Ray Angelic

Self

Miguel Arteta

Miguel Arteta

Self

Mark Chandler Bailey

Mark Chandler Bailey

Self

Eamonn Bowles

Eamonn Bowles

Self

Peter Broderick

Peter Broderick

Self

Maggie Carino-Ganias

Maggie Carino-Ganias

Self

Jamie Chvotkin

Jamie Chvotkin

Self

Barry Cole

Barry Cole

Self

Edie Falco

Edie Falco

Self

Hampton Fancher

Hampton Fancher

Self

George Feaster

George Feaster

Self

F.X. Feeney

F.X. Feeney

Self

James Foley

James Foley

Self

Elizabeth Gardner

Elizabeth Gardner

Self

Steven Gaydos

Steven Gaydos

Self

Nick Gomez

Nick Gomez

Self

Bob Gosse

Bob Gosse

Self

Matthew Harrison

Matthew Harrison

Self

Ted Hope

Ted Hope

Self

J. Christian Ingvordsen

J. Christian Ingvordsen

Self

William Jennings

William Jennings

Self

Eli Kabillio

Eli Kabillio

Self

Jason Kliot

Jason Kliot

Self

Jeff Kushner

Jeff Kushner

Self

Danny Leiner

Danny Leiner

Self

Tim Blake Nelson

Tim Blake Nelson

Self

Amy Nicken

Amy Nicken

Self

Amos Poe

Amos Poe

Self

Whitney Ransick

Whitney Ransick

Self

Brandon Rosser

Brandon Rosser

Self

Larry Russo

Larry Russo

Self

James Schamus

James Schamus

Self

John Sloss

John Sloss

Self

Holly Sorenson

Holly Sorenson

Self

Paul Speaker

Paul Speaker

Self

Michael Spiller

Michael Spiller

Self

Morgan Spurlock

Morgan Spurlock

Self

Henry Thomas

Henry Thomas

Self

Lina Todd

Lina Todd

Self

Adam Trese

Adam Trese

Self

Robin Tunney

Robin Tunney

Self

Christine Vachon

Christine Vachon

Self

Chris Walsh

Chris Walsh

Self

Boaz Yakin

Boaz Yakin

Self

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