What Difference Does It Make?

February. 17,2014

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Documentary Music

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Interview Musician Hip-hop

Trailer Synopsis Cast

A documentary that explores the challenges that a life in music can bring.

Brian Eno as Himself

Debbie Harry as Herself

Philip Glass as Himself

Nile Rodgers as Himself

Giorgio Moroder as Himself

James Murphy as Himself

Q-Tip as Himself

Flying Lotus as Himself

Richie Hawtin as Himself

Erykah Badu as Herself

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