“The Fog”: Women in Classic Horror
The Fog follows more of a 1950s creature feature plot than a late-70s slasher with three legendary scream queens.
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Elli, Mimi and Luki do not claim the sweet, thousand-chewed concession of the "second chance". They are too young for that, they haven't turned thirty yet... Elli, Mimi and Luki are his women now, determined but also deeply vulnerable, self-sufficient but also in constant search, giving but also self-centered, confident but also fragile... The three of them will be faced with events that will overturn the way they have faced their lives until now. They'll get hurt, they'll hurt, they'll fall in love, they'll fall out of love, they'll get fired, they'll quit, they'll start over, they'll laugh a lot, they'll cry, they'll party crazy, they'll make love (a lot of love), they'll have sex (a lot of sex) , they will love, they will dare…
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Elli, Mimi and Luki do not claim the sweet, thousand-chewed concession of the "second chance". They are too young for that, they haven't turned thirty yet... Elli, Mimi and Luki are his women now, determined but also deeply vulnerable, self-sufficient but also in constant search, giving but also self-centered, confident but also fragile... The three of them will be faced with events that will overturn the way they have faced their lives until now. They'll get hurt, they'll hurt, they'll fall in love, they'll fall out of love, they'll get fired, they'll quit, they'll start over, they'll laugh a lot, they'll cry, they'll party crazy, they'll make love (a lot of love), they'll have sex (a lot of sex) , they will love, they will dare…
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Alexandra K*
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Runtime:495 minutes
Studio:MEGA TV
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