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Blood Ties: The Life and Work of Sally Mann (1994)
An intimate portrait of the photographer and the complex, enigmatic pictures she takes of her children.
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An intimate portrait of the photographer and the complex, enigmatic pictures she takes of her children.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Steven Cantor, Peter Spirer
In Theaters:3/4/1994
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Moving Target Productions
Cast
Steven Cantor, Peter Spirer
Director
Sally Mann
Herself - Photographer
Virginia Mann
Herself
Jessie Mann
Herself
Emmett Mann
Himself
Larry Mann
Himself
Pat Robertson
Himself - Christian Broadcast Network
Maria Hambourg
Herself
Aaron Esman
Himself - Child Psychiatrist
Edwynn Houk
Himself - Houk Friedman Gallery
Steven Cantor
Himself
Peter Spirer
Himself
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