“Coyote vs. Acme” and People Power
We are incredibly blessed that this movie is available for us to see, and we should take advantage of the opportunity we’ve been given.
Missing Fragments of a Murder (2013)
An attempt to make a thriller film, gives birth to a fragmentary work that evokes this genre's atmospheres in its essence. The lack of a substantial plot and the absence of sound amplify the mystery, inducing the viewer's imagination to rebuilt the missing segments for this 'unfinished film'. As a possible result, questions emerge. Who is the killer? Who is the victim? What actually happened?
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An attempt to make a thriller film, gives birth to a fragmentary work that evokes this genre's atmospheres in its essence. The lack of a substantial plot and the absence of sound amplify the mystery, inducing the viewer's imagination to rebuilt the missing segments for this 'unfinished film'. As a possible result, questions emerge. Who is the killer? Who is the victim? What actually happened?
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