Lines of Glory (2009)
Overview
The making of the latest masterpiece - Crest of Senses - by renown cult film director Jack Gattanella. It's getting weird, and only weirder still, as the weeks go on and Zack and Hayley hold on for dear life. Maybe the dolphins will help.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $1.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $1.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.662 |
Directed By
Jack Gattanella
Zack Abramowitz
Crew
Jack Gattanella
Zack Abramowitz
Zack Abramowitz
Jack Gattanella
Anthony Thompson Jr.
Mattie Rosen
Jack Gattanella
Mattie Rosen
Zack Abramowitz
Korey Hughes
Mattie Rosen
Mattie Rosen
Mattie Rosen
TOP CAST
Zack Abramowitz
Zack
Jack Gattanella
Jack
Hayley Raphael
Hayley
Anthony Thompson Jr.
Sound Guy
Cyrenne Laljie
Script Super
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