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Do You Believe in Magic? is a american film of genre Documentary

Do You Believe in Magic? (2007)

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Do You Believe in Magic? is a 2008 American documentary on Magic Johnson, which received the Best Documentary award at the 4th Africa Movie Academy Awards.
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