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Asif Kapadia Reflects on Closing '7 Up' Documentary Series After 60 Years

Academy Award-winning director Asif Kapadia describes the conclusion of the long-running series as a dream job involving ordinary people.

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  1. Asif Kapadia on Bringing the ‘Amazing,’ ‘Profound,’ ‘Beautiful’ ‘7 Up’ Documentary Series to a Close After More Than 60 Years: ‘It’s a Dream Job’ Variety ·

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