Celia Aniskovich

co-director and producer of the documentary “Call Me Miss Cleo”

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The enigmatic, LA-born TV psychic Miss Cleo is the subject of a new HBO documentary. She was the face of an infomercial empire known as the Psychic Readers Network.

‘Call Me Miss Cleo’ documentary details rise and fall of the TV psychic

The enigmatic, LA-born TV psychic Miss Cleo is the subject of a new HBO documentary. She was the face of an infomercial empire known as the Psychic Readers Network.

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