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Sign Posts of Dr. Roy Walford
Sign Posts of Dr. Roy Walford chronicles the life of an eccentric artist-philosopher and award-winning research scientist in the field of gerontology, with a specialty in calorie restriction. Walford was a Renaissance man in the truest sense of the word. This documentary features his obsession with life, death, poetry, politics, theater, women, and radicalism.
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Sign Posts of Dr. Roy Walford chronicles the life of an eccentric artist-philosopher and award-winning research scientist in the field of gerontology, with a specialty in calorie restriction. Walford was a Renaissance man in the truest sense of the word. This documentary features his obsession with life, death, poetry, politics, theater, women, and radicalism.
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