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Deafman Glance (1981)
A somber, menacing woman washes white dishes and a gleaming carving knife, pours milk into a glass, and then slowly attacks first one young boy and then another. Not a word of dialogue is uttered.
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A somber, menacing woman washes white dishes and a gleaming carving knife, pours milk into a glass, and then slowly attacks first one young boy and then another. Not a word of dialogue is uttered.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, TV Movie
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In Theaters:1/1/1981
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:The Byrd Hoffman Foundation
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