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Black Days (2001)
The classic story of "angst ridden artist meets psychotic misanthrope" takes a grisly, yet esoteric turn in this darkly comedic exploration of the film noir genre.
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The classic story of "angst ridden artist meets psychotic misanthrope" takes a grisly, yet esoteric turn in this darkly comedic exploration of the film noir genre.
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Genre:Comedy, Mystery, Romance
Written By:Ari Margolis, James Morley III
In Theaters:1/1/2001
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Studio:Artful Dodger, Jonx/Dottie the Dog Productions
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