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The Unexpected Destruction of Elaborately Engineered Artifacts
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The Unexpected Destruction of Elaborately Engineered Artifacts

Sep 9, 1998
0h 18m
★ 0.0

A Misguided Adventure in Risk Eradication, Happening Without Known Cause In Connection with Events that are Not Necessarily Related

Overview

Alan Kelley's eagerly awaited edit of the largest Survival Research Laboratories event ever. SRL adds 5000 spectators , 60 tons of machines , 50 srl members working tirelessly on site for 3 weeks, at an Austin, Texas racetrack to equal major mayhem. Artfully condensed on video to 18 min.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Mark Pauline

Mark Pauline

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