
Wu-Tang Clan: This Shit is from the Heart
Documentary
Overview
Documentary about the Wu-Tang Clan.
Top Cast


Method Man
Method Man
Self
Method Man
Self


The GZA
The GZA
Self
The GZA
Self


RZA
RZA
Self
RZA
Self


Ghostface Killah
Ghostface Killah
Self
Ghostface Killah
Self


Raekwon
Raekwon
Self
Raekwon
Self
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