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Michelle Brasier: Average Bear (2022)

Genre : Comedy

Runtime : 1H 1M

Synopsis

Heartbreaking and hilarious, Average Bear sheds light on Michelle's experience living in the shadows of hereditary illness, whilst simultaneously weaving in the fictional story of Average Bear.

Actors

Michelle Brasier
Michelle Brasier
Self/Average Bear
Tim Lancaster
Tim Lancaster
Self

Crews

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