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The Man Who Came Out Only at Night (2013)
In this retelling of an Italian folktale, a man marries the youngest of three sisters and shares a very strange secret with her on their wedding night.
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In this retelling of an Italian folktale, a man marries the youngest of three sisters and shares a very strange secret with her on their wedding night.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Michael Almereyda
In Theaters:10/10/2013
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Runtime:15 minutes
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Cast
Michael Almereyda
Director
India Kotis
The Youngest Daughter
James Ransone
The Man Who Came Out Only at Night
Diego Cortez
The Father
Rachel Rossin
The Oldest Daughter
Lauren Bakst
The Second Oldest Daughter
Lois Smith
The Youngest Daughter (later)
Jim Denault
Bakery Customer
Paul Lazar
The Baker
Nic Ratner
The Doctor
Giles Matthey
The First Suitor
Karl Geary
The Second Suitor
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