

Bones Grow: An Introduction to The Teeth
2005-01-01 · 77 min · Not rated
Documentary film about legendary Bethlehem/Philadelphia rock group "The Teeth". Released alongside promotion of their third EP, "Carry the Wood". Mostly distributed on physical copies on tour.
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- Directors
- Ryan Cannava
- Production companies
- Moonrock Films
- Countries
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- Status
- Released
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Aaron MoDavisSelf
Peter MoDavisSelf
Brian AshbySelf
Jonas OesterleSelfTitle information and images are supplied by TMDb. Explore our discovery guide for advice on comparing metadata and legal viewing options.
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