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MILLIONS of albums sold… THOUSANDS of theories… ONE truth.
A look back on Tupac's final years through the eyes of Tupac's personal bodyguard, Frank Alexander. Featuring never-before-seen footage. Opdag "Tupac Shakur: Before I Wake", en fængslende dokumentar film der først prydede skærmene i 2001. Denne produktion, der stammer fra USA indeholder bidrag fra Tupac Shakur i rollen som Himself (Archive Footage) og Frank Alexander i rollen som Himself.
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