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The Fall
Mick Middles's previously unreleased documentary on The Fall from 1994. Made available as an extra on Northern Cream: The Fall DVD That Fights Back in 2009.
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Mick Middles's previously unreleased documentary on The Fall from 1994. Made available as an extra on Northern Cream: The Fall DVD That Fights Back in 2009.
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Genre:Music, Documentary
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Written By:Mick Middles, John Barratt, Ro Newton
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Runtime:30 minutes
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