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A behind-the-scenes documentary that chronicles the making of the Crave television series. It explores the casting challenges, Indigenous representation, and the creative process of adapting the cult film franchise into a multi-lingual, 6-episode series.
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A behind-the-scenes documentary that chronicles the making of the Crave television series. It explores the casting challenges, Indigenous representation, and the creative process of adapting the cult film franchise into a multi-lingual, 6-episode series.
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Crave, Bell Media
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