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If I Am Your Mirror (2012)
A psychologically scarred Civil War veteran's journey to the gallows. Inspired by the 19th century Romantic era painting and Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Tell-Tale Heart'.
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A psychologically scarred Civil War veteran's journey to the gallows. Inspired by the 19th century Romantic era painting and Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Tell-Tale Heart'.
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Genre:Animation, Horror, Thriller, War
Written By:Garrett DeHart, Timothy Georges, Tommy Heffron
In Theaters:10/25/2012
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Runtime:19 minutes
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Cast
Garrett DeHart
Director
Bill Pacer
Old Man
Mari Elle
LaDonna Allison
Decapitated Woman
Cameron Jacob Alpert
Gallows Crowd (as Cameron Alpert)
Webster Anderson
Gallows Crowd
Gary Babiarz
Prisoner
Jeff Ballentine
Gallows Crowd / Civil War Soldier
Timothy Batten
Prisoner (as Tim Batten)
Byron Baudo
Gallows Goon
Andrew Baxley
Boy On Train
Kenny Bell
Gallows Crowd
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