No One Doubts the Camera Eye (2008)
Two photographers pursue a mysterious figure caught on film near the scene of a murder. As they try to catch him in the act of another crime, they discover that their cameras can be used to portray this man as a villain - whether it's true or not.
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Two photographers pursue a mysterious figure caught on film near the scene of a murder. As they try to catch him in the act of another crime, they discover that their cameras can be used to portray this man as a villain - whether it's true or not.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Timothy Compton, Sean P. Malone
In Theaters:5/3/2008
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Runtime:13 minutes
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