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‘Documentary Now!’ Exclusive First Look at ‘Globesman’ & ‘Parker Gail’s’ Posters

Fred Armisen and Bill Hader return with spoofs of "The War Room" and "Jiro Dreams of Sushi" on September 14.

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IFC’s “Documentary Now!” returns for Season 2 on September 14, but you don’t have to wait until then for your first look.

IndieWire has an exclusive sneak peek at posters for two of the spoof docs this season. The first is “Globesman,” which is inspired by the 1969 documentary “Salesman” about door-to-door bible salesmen. Fred Armisen and Bill Hader’s version follows businessmen who are trying to sell globes to people who prefer atlases.

Take a look:

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The next sneak peek is “Parker Gail’s Location Is Everything,” which is inspired by Jonathan Demme’s film “Spalding Gray’s Swimming to Cambodia.” This time, Hader stars as Parker Gail, who laments the loss of his New York City apartment.

Check out the key art: