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Zombies take over Halloween

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[Odessa American] - Trick-or-treaters should expect plenty of zombies, deranged clowns and baby bumblebees roaming in the dark night — at least that's what the experts said at

DARK NIGHT - Official Trailer - YouTube

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A haunting, artfully understated critique of American gun culture, Tim Sutton’s third feature is loosely based around the … in Aurora, Colorado t...

Wikipedia: Dark Night (2016 film) - Wikipedia

Dark Night is a American drama film directed by Tim Sutton. It is based on the Aurora shooting. It was screened in the Horizions section at the 73rd Venice International Film Festival. Cast[edit]. Anna Rose Hopkins; Robert Jumper ; Karina Macias; Eddie Cacciola; Rosie Rodriguez; Aaron Purvis. References[edit ].

Deep Focus: Dark Night - Film Comment

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A half-dozen people in Sarasota, Florida go through the daily motions of their lives before they enter the site of a midnight movie-house slaughter in Tim Sutton's luminous, self-destructive Dark Night. Sutton must think American suburbia serves simply as an active incubation chamber for atrocities like the ...

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Dark Night – review - Little White Lies

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This hard-hitting doc-fiction hybrid explores the growing epidemic of American gun crime.

Dark Night • New Zealand International Film Festival

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This disquieting, gorgeously crafted portrait of American gun culture was a direct response to the Dark Knight Rises cinema shooting in Aurora, Colorado. US distributors and theatre owners weren't overjoyed about showcasing such a film, and it's only now that general audiences can finally see what impressed those who ...

Sundance Review: 'Dark Night' is a Gorgeous Look at an American ...

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Loosely based on the shooting in Aurora, Colorado during a multiplex screening of “The Dark Knight,” Sutton's elegantly designed drama contains a fascinating, enigmatic agenda. In its opening moments, Maica Armata's mournful score plays out as we watch a traumatized face lit up by the red-blue ...