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Freddie Brice Paints Two Paintings (1990)
While demonstrating his rhythmic painting style, outsider artist Freddie Brice sings and speaks in a poetic verse about painting, hobbies and life.
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While demonstrating his rhythmic painting style, outsider artist Freddie Brice sings and speaks in a poetic verse about painting, hobbies and life.
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In Theaters:1/1/1990
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