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Edward Hopper - The Silent Witness (1995)
A docudrama about American painter Edward Hopper; The film includes interviews with those who worked alongside Hopper and dramatized scenes based on his paintings.
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A docudrama about American painter Edward Hopper; The film includes interviews with those who worked alongside Hopper and dramatized scenes based on his paintings.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:6/27/1995
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Runtime:44 minutes
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