Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness
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Leolex (2013)
Known previously for his comedic work, James Quall delivers a stirring, nuanced performance as Leolex, a mentally disturbed man who locks himself out of his garbage-filled apartment. Unable to access his anti-psychotic medication, Leolex is accosted through the night by visions of shadowed figures.
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Known previously for his comedic work, James Quall delivers a stirring, nuanced performance as Leolex, a mentally disturbed man who locks himself out of his garbage-filled apartment. Unable to access his anti-psychotic medication, Leolex is accosted through the night by visions of shadowed figures.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:3/26/2013
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Runtime:64 minutes
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