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Red Phone Diaries: The Making or Breaking of 'Close Calls' (2019)

Chronicles the making of Richard Stringham's first feature, 'Close Calls', from conception to completion. Features behind-the-scenes footage, production stills, and interviews with cast and crew.
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Chronicles the making of Richard Stringham's first feature, 'Close Calls', from conception to completion. Features behind-the-scenes footage, production stills, and interviews with cast and crew.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Richard Stringham
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In Theaters:3/25/2019
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Studio:S & Drive Cinema

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