Making You Can See Everything was, somehow, a “freeing” experience for its co-director, Nathan Fielder. Read our exclusive interview with Fielder in full.
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What Nathan Fielder Was Thinking While Making “You Can See Everything”
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Making You Can See Everything was, somehow, a “freeing” experience for its co-director, Nathan Fielder. Read our exclusive interview with Fielder in full.
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