"A man has got to see his face." Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror
This documentary moves chronologically through Black representation in horror films, revealing the genre's connections to Black history.
The Present Times
Two embittered paparazzi face the consequences of their intrusive profession when confronted by an immoral scheme and an otherworldly presence.
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Two embittered paparazzi face the consequences of their intrusive profession when confronted by an immoral scheme and an otherworldly presence.
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Written By:Noah Stratton-Twine
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Noah Stratton-Twine
Director
Andrew Upton
Noncebane Rudy Mendoza
Dashiell Upton
Casablanca Gromit
Andre Lillis
Ken Belemond
Tessa Bell-Briggs
Kim Meatman
Jack Redmayne
Pip Cannon
Nish Nathwani
Doran Phelps
Kim Durham
The Stranger
Os Leanse
Reverend David Pearson
Corinna Marlowe
Agnes Gumm
Anna Acton
Martha Brandish
Bron Waugh
Pullen Little
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