Jay Larson: Me Being Me (2017)
Filmed at The famed "El Rey theater" in Los Angeles, Jay Larson's one hour Special "Me Being Me". In this hour Larson holds nothing back as he discusses Marriage, Fatherhood and being a human in society. In a world hidden behind technology Larson doesn't hide from anyone or anything and does it all with heart.
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Filmed at The famed "El Rey theater" in Los Angeles, Jay Larson's one hour Special "Me Being Me". In this hour Larson holds nothing back as he discusses Marriage, Fatherhood and being a human in society. In a world hidden behind technology Larson doesn't hide from anyone or anything and does it all with heart.
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In Theaters:10/20/2017
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