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Plastic Disasters

Tells a disturbing tale of scars that last a lifetime

Starring:

Lucille Iacovelli, Mona Alley, Robert Alley, Tony Bernardo, Paul Nassif, True Lansden, Raffi der Sarkissian, Steve Hanton, Stuart Ratzan

Genre:

Documentary

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