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One Hell of A Ride
A Liberated Women's Journey Through the 1960s A proposed independent film and book about an elderly woman revisiting her provocative past in Los Angeles when she navigated the turbulent 1960s as film documentarian, rock n’ roll groupie and feminist with stories of violence, love, and inspiration.
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