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Beneath the Skin (1981)
A woman recounts her disturbing connection to a murder, her matter-of-fact narration accompanied by surreal imagery and dark humor. Based on filmmaker Cecelia Condit's own experiences, this experimental short blurs the boundaries between everyday life and nightmare.
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A woman recounts her disturbing connection to a murder, her matter-of-fact narration accompanied by surreal imagery and dark humor. Based on filmmaker Cecelia Condit's own experiences, this experimental short blurs the boundaries between everyday life and nightmare.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery
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In Theaters:1/27/1981
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Ohio Arts Council
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