

Comedy · Drama · Documentary
Overview
The film documents, in an often dramatic and humorous fashion, Gray's investigations into alternative medicine for an eye condition (Macular pucker) he had developed.
Top Cast


Spalding Gray
Spalding Gray
Spalding Gray
Spalding Gray
Spalding Gray
Mike McLaughlin
Mike McLaughlin
Self - Interviewee
Mike McLaughlin
Self - Interviewee
Melissa Robertson
Melissa Robertson
Self - Interviewee
Melissa Robertson
Self - Interviewee
Alvin Henry
Alvin Henry
Self - Interviewee
Alvin Henry
Self - Interviewee
Alyne Hargroder
Alyne Hargroder
Self - Interviewee
Alyne Hargroder
Self - Interviewee
Buddy Carr
Buddy Carr
Self - Interviewee
Buddy Carr
Self - Interviewee
Gerry Urso
Gerry Urso
Self - Interviewee
Gerry Urso
Self - Interviewee
Chris Simms
Chris Simms
Self - Interviewee
Chris Simms
Self - Interviewee
Tommy Staub
Tommy Staub
Self - Interviewee
Tommy Staub
Self - Interviewee
Fay L. Woo
Fay L. Woo
Self - Interviewee
Fay L. Woo
Self - Interviewee
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