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Dark City (2008)

Presented in a film-noir aesthetic, a tale of love, mystery, and murder unfolds in the shadowy and depraved netherworld of the Gotham-like "City of Angels". Lured by femme fatale, Molly Breathless (Ava Rose), Detective Nick Caprice (Tommy Gunn) spirals down into a world of fervent sexual escapades. His desire for love and her struggle for power brew the cocktail of inevitable dissolution and demise.
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Presented in a film-noir aesthetic, a tale of love, mystery, and murder unfolds in the shadowy and depraved netherworld of the Gotham-like "City of Angels". Lured by femme fatale, Molly Breathless (Ava Rose), Detective Nick Caprice (Tommy Gunn) spirals down into a world of fervent sexual escapades. His desire for love and her struggle for power brew the cocktail of inevitable dissolution and demise.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Ethan Kane
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In Theaters:4/25/2008
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Adam & Eve

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