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Kill Harry (2026)
Harry captures the magic at Muni and explores the cuts with an undeniable roster of Philly stars. Panebianco, Ward, O'Dwyer and more—this is essential East Coast viewing.
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Harry captures the magic at Muni and explores the cuts with an undeniable roster of Philly stars. Panebianco, Ward, O'Dwyer and more—this is essential East Coast viewing.
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Genre:Documentary, Action
Written By:Harry Bergenfield
In Theaters:10/21/2026
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Runtime:20 minutes
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