Better Than Something: Jay Reatard
Trailer: Better Than Something: Jay Reatard
Year: 2012
Genre: Documentary, Music
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Director: Alex Hammond, Ian Markiewicz
Cast: Jay Reatard
Runtime: 89 minutes
Release: Mar 02, 2012
IMDb: 5.10/10 by 7 users
Popularity: 1
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Budget: 0
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