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Jerzy Kosiński, author of The Painted Bird and Being There, sees his life and literary career unravel after having the authenticity of his work called into question by two reporters from The Village Voice.

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Directed by: Agnieszka Holland
Written by: Jamie Dawson
Produced by: David Permut
Fred Bernstein

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