Peach Fuzz

Sep 22, 2022

0h 10m

★ 0.0

Overview

A poetic documentary exploring the detrimental impact body hair has on the lives of young women and the differing opinions that still surround the topic.

Genres

Documentary

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Cast

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Ruby Bocero Hanan

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Aisling Connaughton

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Layla Fleming

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Katherine Lambert

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Mya Russell

Voiceover

Courtney Brodrick

Voiceover/Model

Tia Davies

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Ellie-Mae Herniman

Voiceover

Francesca Lista

Voiceover/Model

Jodie Nicholson

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Naomi Parkinson

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