Public Speaking

Year: 2011

Runtime: 84 min

Language: English

Director: Martin Scorsese

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Legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese explores the life and work of acclaimed author and social commentator Fran Lebowitz. The documentary delves into her sharp wit, insightful observations on modern life, and enduring influence on culture, revealing the mind behind the iconic essays and books that have shaped generations.

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