'The Invisible Man' (2020)
'The Invisible Man' triumphs in tension even as it drops the ball on genuine surprise for the audience.
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Marc-André is a well-ordered bank accountant. One day a naked young woman, Mirah, emerges from a sort of egg out of nowhere. She has time travelled straight from the Mesopotamian to warn Marc-André that he is in grave danger, from actions performed in his life in that era. Along with his neighbour and two agents specializing in paranormal phenomena, Marc-André and Mirah attempt to avert the danger to his life.
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Marc-André is a well-ordered bank accountant. One day a naked young woman, Mirah, emerges from a sort of egg out of nowhere. She has time travelled straight from the Mesopotamian to warn Marc-André that he is in grave danger, from actions performed in his life in that era. Along with his neighbour and two agents specializing in paranormal phenomena, Marc-André and Mirah attempt to avert the danger to his life.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Comedy
Written By:Demian Fuica
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Les productions tournez icitte
Cast
Demian Fuica
Director
Gilbert Turp
Marc-André Létourneau
Catherine Florent
Mirah
Leonardo Fuica
Urshanabi / Huwawa
Stéphane Demers
Louis-Philippe
Emmanuel Auger
Homme en noir barbichette
Dominic Darceuil
Homme en noir albinos
Marilyse Bourke
Chantal
Christiane Pasquier
Marthe
Robert Lavoie
Robert
Édith Cochrane
Julie
Deepak Massand
Ziusudra
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