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Recount

A chronicle of the weeks after the 2000 U.S. presidential election and the subsequent recounts in Florida.

Starring:

Adam LeFevre, Adam Vernier, Al Gore, Antoni Corone, Bill Seward, Bob Balaban, Brett Rice, Bruce Altman, Bruce Gray, Bruce McGill, Chris Cox, Christopher Schmidt, David Lodge, David W Scott, Denis Leary, Ed Begley Jr, Ethan S Smith, Eve Gordon, Gary Basaraba, George Reed, George W Bush, Jack Shearer, Jayne Atkinson, Jerry Brown, Jesse Kozel, John Archer

Genre:

Drama

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