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The Eyes of Scott Robbins (2006)
A TV producer documents his cancer treatment with the help of a miniature camera hidden in his glasses, upsetting his close friends and family in the process.
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A TV producer documents his cancer treatment with the help of a miniature camera hidden in his glasses, upsetting his close friends and family in the process.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jason E. Smith
In Theaters:7/21/2006
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Runtime:85 minutes
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