Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness
Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness explores true identity through exploration.
Past Tense (1994)
A former cop who is now a novelist notices an attractive young woman move in next door to him. He strikes up a conversation, one thing leads to another and he spends the night. She asks him to come back the next evening, but when he does he discovers that she has been killed. When he reports the murder, he is told that no such woman ever lived there, and when he gets back to the house there's a completely different woman staying there--who he's never seen before--who claims that she's lived there for years and no other woman has ever lived there
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A former cop who is now a novelist notices an attractive young woman move in next door to him. He strikes up a conversation, one thing leads to another and he spends the night. She asks him to come back the next evening, but when he does he discovers that she has been killed. When he reports the murder, he is told that no such woman ever lived there, and when he gets back to the house there's a completely different woman staying there--who he's never seen before--who claims that she's lived there for years and no other woman has ever lived there
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Genre:Drama, Crime, Mystery, TV Movie
Written By:Scott Frost, Miguel Tejada-Flores
In Theaters:6/12/1994
Box Office:
Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Showtime Networks, Viacom Productions
Cast
Graeme Clifford
Director
Scott Glenn
Gene Ralston
Lara Flynn Boyle
Tory Bass / Sabrina James
Anthony LaPaglia
Larry Talbert
David Ogden Stiers
Dr. Bert James
Sheree J. Wilson
Emily Talbert
Marita Geraghty
Dawn Tripplet
Duane Davis
Alex Poole
Ned Van Zandt
Frank Butler
Corey Gunnestad
Lightning Florist
Mark Phelan
Crime Scene Cop
Marianne Muellerleile
Moving Co. Receptionist / Nurse
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