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Mistaken Identity (2001)
Revisits the forgotten characters and deserted landscapes of Robert Aldrich’s classic film noir, KISS ME DEADLY (1955). Scenes re-photographed and then drawn over to produce a commentary on the artifice of cinema and memory.
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Revisits the forgotten characters and deserted landscapes of Robert Aldrich’s classic film noir, KISS ME DEADLY (1955). Scenes re-photographed and then drawn over to produce a commentary on the artifice of cinema and memory.
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In Theaters:1/1/2001
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