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Hockney
A documentary about the work and personality of artist David Hockney.
Genre: Documentary
Director: Randall Wright
Actors: Arthur Lambert, Betty Freeman, Celia Birtwell, Colin Self, David Hockney, Don Bachardy, George Lawson, John Kasmin, Wayne Sleep
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