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Bent: Volume Two (2003)

Anthology film containing three stories: In "Time Heals All Wounds," a pair of friends become frozen in time by an unanswered question about lost love. In the experimental silent picture "The Dinner," two couples get together for a seemingly normal dinner party that seems ripe with adulterous subtext. And in the plot-twist-laden "In a Sky With No Angels," a woman is unexpectedly contacted by a now on-the-run high school acquaintance claiming to hold the secrets of life, death and the existence of God.
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Anthology film containing three stories: In "Time Heals All Wounds," a pair of friends become frozen in time by an unanswered question about lost love. In the experimental silent picture "The Dinner," two couples get together for a seemingly normal dinner party that seems ripe with adulterous subtext. And in the plot-twist-laden "In a Sky With No Angels," a woman is unexpectedly contacted by a now on-the-run high school acquaintance claiming to hold the secrets of life, death and the existence of God.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Jason Santo
Written By:Jason Santo
In Theaters:3/13/2003
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Mindscape Pictures

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