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Look Away

Look Away

2021•1h 28m
DocumentaryMusic

Interviews from women involved in the 70's and 80's rock music industry. An examination of the people taking advantage of underage fans and calling for a "Me too" movement in the music world

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Production

Sky Original Productions, Top Hat Productions

Language

EN

Status

Released

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Cast

Kim Fowley

Kim Fowley

(Archival Footage)

Jackie Fuchs

Jackie Fuchs

Kari Krome

Kari Krome

Steven Tyler

Steven Tyler

(Archival Footage)

Julia Holcomb

Julia Holcomb

Axl Rose

Axl Rose

(Archival Footage)

Sheila Kennedy

Sheila Kennedy

Rodney Bingenheimer

Rodney Bingenheimer

(Archival Footage)

Lori Mattix

Lori Mattix

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