Who Needs Sleep?
- Documentary
A documentary that highlights the deadly combination of sleep deprivation and long days of work, focusing on the American film industry.
Who Needs Sleep? is a 2006 documentary examining the dangerous effects of sleep deprivation on film industry workers facing grueling production schedules. The film exposes how chronic fatigue and overwork create serious health and safety risks within Hollywood's demanding work culture.
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Follow an actor to track their next projects- Brent Lon HershmanSelf (Archive Footage)
- Deborah EdenSelf
- David AgusSelf
- Netta BankSelf
Annette BeningSelf
Roger DeakinsSelf
Julia RobertsSelf
Paul NewmanSelf
Tom HanksSelf
Conrad HallSelf
Conrad W. HallSelf
Sam MendesSelf
Richard D. ZanuckSelf
Tyne DalySelf
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When was Who Needs Sleep? released?
The documentary was released on January 19, 2006.
What is the documentary about?
Who Needs Sleep? explores the deadly combination of sleep deprivation and long working hours in the American film industry, highlighting the health risks workers face.
Where can I watch Who Needs Sleep?
As a 2006 documentary, it may be available through digital platforms, streaming services, or physical media; check your preferred streaming provider or library for availability.
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