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Summary In the early 1960’s, alongside Andy Warhol, the Kuchar brothers shaped the New York underground film scene. Known as the “8mm Mozarts”, their films were noticeably different than other underground films of the time. They were wildly funny, but also human and vulnerable. Their films have inspired many filmmakers, but despite having high ...

It Came from Kuchar

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Summary In the early 1960’s, alongside Andy Warhol, the Kuchar brothers shaped the New York underground film scene. Known as the “8mm Mozarts”, their films were noticeably different than other underground films of the time. They were wildly funny, but also human and vulnerable. Their films have inspired many filmmakers, but despite having high ...

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Production Company Tigerlily Pictures LLC
Release Date Apr 9, 2010
Duration 1 h 26 m
Rating Not Rated
Tagline The day the Bronx invaded Hollywood.
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1 Nomination