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Dying Living Woman
In the original horror movie The Night of the Living-Dead, a young girl is followed by an army of zombies. In Dying Living Woman, her character has been scratched out, image by image. Physically erased, she is even more visible, glowing with a surnatural light. The fictional character is erased, but her disapearance haunts the film.
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In the original horror movie The Night of the Living-Dead, a young girl is followed by an army of zombies. In Dying Living Woman, her character has been scratched out, image by image. Physically erased, she is even more visible, glowing with a surnatural light. The fictional character is erased, but her disapearance haunts the film.
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