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Hairworld

NR200755mMark Lewis

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"The Biennial Battle of the Bouffant"

This quirky documentary from PBS provides an inside look at the "Hair Olympics," an intense competition pitting hundreds of hairstylists from more than 40 countries against one another in a string of timed tests to determine styling skill. Following Team U.S.A., filmmaker Mark Lewis explores all the highlights and bad hair days as the trainers, competitors and models prep rigorously for the 31st International HairWorld Championships in Moscow.

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What is Hairworld (2007) about?

This quirky documentary from PBS provides an inside look at the "Hair Olympics," an intense competition pitting hundreds of hairstylists from more than 40 countries against one another in a string of timed tests to determine styling skill. Following Team U.S.A., filmmaker Mark Lewis explores all the highlights and bad hair days as the trainers, competitors and models prep rigorously for the 31st…

Who stars in Hairworld?

Hairworld stars Devon Brookshire (Self), Ron Hawkins (Self). The film was directed by Mark Lewis.

How long is Hairworld?

Hairworld has a runtime of 55 min and premiered in 2007. It is rated NR.

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