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The Minimalists: Less Is Now (2021)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 53M

Director : Matt D'Avella

Synopsis

They've built a movement out of minimalism. Longtime friends Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus share how our lives can be better with less.

Actors

Joshua Fields Millburn
Joshua Fields Millburn
Self
Ryan Nicodemus
Ryan Nicodemus
Self

Crews

Matt D'Avella
Matt D'Avella
Director
Vve
Vve
Original Music Composer
Matt D'Avella
Matt D'Avella
Camera Operator
Conrad Golovac
Conrad Golovac
Camera Operator
Chris Newhard
Chris Newhard
Director of Photography
Matt D'Avella
Matt D'Avella
Editor
Lauren Meyer
Lauren Meyer
Production Design
Hillary Matheny
Hillary Matheny
Set Decoration
Tim Frazier
Tim Frazier
Producer
Jacob Matthew
Jacob Matthew
Producer
Joshua Fields Millburn
Joshua Fields Millburn
Executive Producer
Ryan Nicodemus
Ryan Nicodemus
Executive Producer
Shawn Christopher Harding
Shawn Christopher Harding
Associate Producer

Trailers and other movies

The Minimalists: Less Is Now | Official Trailer | Netflix

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