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Self Esteem (2011)
Who is Jenny Slate? Who better to answer that question than Jenny Slate. In “Self Esteem,” Slate, her comedy partner Gabe Liedman and Dean Fleischer-Camp follow her around and comment about her life, or what they think her life must be like.
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Who is Jenny Slate? Who better to answer that question than Jenny Slate. In “Self Esteem,” Slate, her comedy partner Gabe Liedman and Dean Fleischer-Camp follow her around and comment about her life, or what they think her life must be like.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Gabe Liedman, Jenny Slate, Dean Fleischer Camp
In Theaters:11/2/2011
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Runtime:4 minutes
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