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Post No Bills (1992)
Political heavy-weights populate this urgent and humorous documentary on the detonative mix of art and politics as embodied in the work of infamous "guerilla" poster artist Robbie Conal.
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Political heavy-weights populate this urgent and humorous documentary on the detonative mix of art and politics as embodied in the work of infamous "guerilla" poster artist Robbie Conal.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:9/9/1992
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:ITVS International, Plan B Productions
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