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Sweet Sal (1979)
A portrait of a wiry, engaging street hustler, Sal Carulli, whose cocky patter breaks down at the end of the film, when he visits his father’s grave.
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A portrait of a wiry, engaging street hustler, Sal Carulli, whose cocky patter breaks down at the end of the film, when he visits his father’s grave.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:11/18/1979
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Braddock Films
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