Tonight is 'The Curse of Bridge Hollow'
A strong representation of African Americans in this film features evil spirits and horror-themed elements.
The Window's Muse
Very new to the neighborhood, I am intrigued by the calm that reigns there. I never see my neighbours. Except for this young girl who lives across the street from me. A young girl I can't figure out. In the day she appears before me veiled, and in the night she reveals herself completely naked. The situation begins to turn into an obsession for me, until the day I discover that appearances were so deceptive.
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Very new to the neighborhood, I am intrigued by the calm that reigns there. I never see my neighbours. Except for this young girl who lives across the street from me. A young girl I can't figure out. In the day she appears before me veiled, and in the night she reveals herself completely naked. The situation begins to turn into an obsession for me, until the day I discover that appearances were so deceptive.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Mamadou Diop
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Runtime:13 minutes
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