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STAR WARS FAN DOCUMENTS FANDOM: JEFF CIOLETTI INTERVIEW

By | August 2002

Jeff Cioletti’s film “Millennium’s End: The Fandom Menace” is by far the best documentary about Star Wars fandom I’ve ever seen. This amazing 96-minute doc was made for $9,000 dollars and shot with a camcorder and edited on an iMac. It truly captures the passion for Star Wars that binds fans together…

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STAR WARS FAN DOCUMENTS FANDOM: JEFF CIOLETTI INTERVIEW

Jeff Cioletti's film "Millennium's End: The Fandom Menace" is by far the best documentary about Star Wars fandom I've ever seen. And I've seen them all....

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