Years Later: The Unbelievable Truth and Its Consequences (2010)
Overview
A series of impromptu interviews with Hal Hartley, Adrienne Shelly, and some of Hartley's other most frequent collaborators on his style, career, and process.
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| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.882 |
Directed By
TOP CAST
Hal Hartley
Himself
Adrienne Shelly
Herself
D.J. Mendel
Himself (Interviewer)
Robert John Burke
Himself
Martin Donovan
Himself
Thomas Jay Ryan
Himself
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