FILMHHowie1977
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How Long Is “Howie”?
52m runtime
Documentary film with a runtime of 52 minutes, released in 1977. Presented in English.
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Howie, a 70-year-old alcoholic and ex-sailor, sums up his life in the following terms: "Travel and drink, drink and travel, that's all I've ever done." The film Howie redefines its subject in terms of the present, documenting Howie's two-year hiatus in a small college town, his confrontations with the townspeople, and his relationship with the filmmaker.
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How long is Howie?
Howie runs for 52m.
What language is it available in?
The primary language listed for this title is English.
What kind of film is this?
It is tagged under Documentary.
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