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I Died (2004)
Shot entirely from the perspective of a murdered woman, we explore the home and lives of four Seattle roommates. It's a very raw view into what drives these friends, and why someone might have committed murder. This ultra-low budget film is shot completely in real time and with a single camera move. There is a bit of strong language, adult situations, and very mild violence.
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Shot entirely from the perspective of a murdered woman, we explore the home and lives of four Seattle roommates. It's a very raw view into what drives these friends, and why someone might have committed murder. This ultra-low budget film is shot completely in real time and with a single camera move. There is a bit of strong language, adult situations, and very mild violence.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Marc Atwood
In Theaters:1/24/2004
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Runtime:108 minutes
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