Why Are We Creative?
Trailer: Why Are We Creative?
Year: 2018
Genre: Documentary
Studio: Celluloid Dreams, Emotional Network
Director: Hermann Vaske
Cast: David Bowie, Stephen Hawking, Marina Abramović, Ai Weiwei, Angelina Jolie, Quentin Tarantino
Crew: Charles V. Bender (Producer), Hermann Vaske (Producer), Hermann Vaske (Screenplay), Hermann Vaske (Director)
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