“Disclosure Day” and Anthropocentrism
Disclosure Day asks us to question humanity's role in the universe but falls victim to the same assumptions of centrality.
Gavin McInnes is a Fucking Asshole (2010)
Once again, this DVD is a compilation of every video I’ve ever done (outside of Vice) thread together with an elaborate film magic trick involving old, dad me fighting young, stoned me.
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Once again, this DVD is a compilation of every video I’ve ever done (outside of Vice) thread together with an elaborate film magic trick involving old, dad me fighting young, stoned me.
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Genre:Documentary, Comedy
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In Theaters:1/10/2010
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Runtime:97 minutes
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Cast
Gavin McInnes
Director
Gavin McInnes
Self
David Cross
Self (archive footage)
Bill Maher
Self (archive footage)
Carson Daly
Self (archive footage)
Fred Armisen
Self (archive footage)
Richard Simmons
Self (archive footage)
Debbie Harry
Self (archive footage)
Natasha Lyonne
Self (archive footage)
Paul Reubens
Pee-Wee Herman (archive footage)
Kenny Hotz
Self (archive footage)
Amber Tamblyn
Self (archive footage)
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