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F11 and Be There (2018)
Burk Uzzle's singular vision and dedication to the medium of photography led him from a small, homebuilt darkroom on his father's porch into the company and guidance of the 20th centuries most important photographers.
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Burk Uzzle's singular vision and dedication to the medium of photography led him from a small, homebuilt darkroom on his father's porch into the company and guidance of the 20th centuries most important photographers.
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In Theaters:10/28/2018
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:First Run Features
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