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Walter's World
A young filmmaker makes a documentary about her roommate Walter Rossi, an aging Italian artist who left behind a high-end furniture career to turn his three-story Brooklyn brownstone into an ever evolving gallery.
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A young filmmaker makes a documentary about her roommate Walter Rossi, an aging Italian artist who left behind a high-end furniture career to turn his three-story Brooklyn brownstone into an ever evolving gallery.
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