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Release Date:
October 31, 2006
Original Title:
PEZheads - The Movie
Alternate Titles:
PEZheads
Genres:
Documentary
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 74
PEZheads - The Movie is a documentary about PEZ® and PEZ® Collectors. It explores the phenomenon of PEZ® collecting through interviews with a variety of collectors and vendors, as well as visits to conventions, the PEZ factory, flea markets, and anywhere else we can find PEZ®. This documentary highlights the fun and quirky aspects of the hobby, as well as the community and the friendships that develop around it. It explores the PEZ phenomonon from the viewpoint of non-collectors and collectors alike, as well as collectors' families and friends.
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Animation:
Christian Moore
Camera Operator:
Nathan Clinebelle
Cinematography:
Chris Marshall
Director:
Chris Marshall
Editor:
Chris Marshall
Executive Producer:
Nathaniel Thomas McGill
Vincent Vittorio
Music:
Paul Chapman
Producer:
Chris Skeene
Kendra Skeene
Christopher Marshall
Visual Effects:
Kendra Skeene
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