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Absinthe (1913)

A French artist in love with his model, but is abandoned by her because he is addicted to absinthe. He dreams about how his life is going downhill as he continues to drink.
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A French artist in love with his model, but is abandoned by her because he is addicted to absinthe. He dreams about how his life is going downhill as he continues to drink.

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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:1/7/1913
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Gem Motion Picture Company

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