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Almost There
Season 2016
Episode 12
Eighty-two- year-old Peter Anton has spent decades obsessively chronicling his life story in a massive, illustrated autobiography titled Almost There, and nothing — not poverty, isolation, or crippling disabilities — will stop him from seeing it published. Anton’s work, which is best described as outsider art, was made in the home where he’s been living since he was a child.
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