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The Great Flip-Off (2018)
Meet the last of the great bareback artists, past and present, as they band together for the largest gathering of riders of this century--one last, death-defying performance in the face of extinction from the American circus.
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Meet the last of the great bareback artists, past and present, as they band together for the largest gathering of riders of this century--one last, death-defying performance in the face of extinction from the American circus.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:4/15/2018
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