

A Man's Story
2011-10-08 · 98 min · ★ 6.9
Documentary about British fashion designer Ozwald Boateng.
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- Directors
- Varon Bonicos
- Production companies
- Wellington Films, Almega Projects
- Countries
- United Kingdom
- Status
- Released
Top Cast
Ozwald BoatengSelf
Giorgio ArmaniSelf
Michael BaySelf
Paul BettanySelf
Richard BransonSelf
Gabriel ByrneSelf
Don CheadleSelf
Laurence FishburneSelf
Jamie FoxxSelf
Jesse JacksonSelf
Spike LeeSelf
Brian McKnightSelf
Wolfgang PuckSelf
Gavin RossdaleSelf
Ryan SeacrestSelf
Ben SilvermanSelf
Will SmithSelf
Isaiah WashingtonSelf
Yasiin BeySelf
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