Twixt

Synopsis: A writer with a declining career arrives in a small town as part of his book tour and gets caught up in a murder mystery involving a young girl. That night in a dream, he is approached by a mysterious young ghost named V. He's unsure of her connection to the murder in the town, but is grateful for the story being handed to him. Ultimately he is led to the truth of the story, surprised to find that the ending has more to do with his own life than he could ever have anticipated.
Production: American Zoetrope
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
4.8
Metacritic:
40
Rotten Tomatoes:
29%
R
Year:
2011
88 min
Website
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i Once, a People / i

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i not far from the big city. / i

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Crossing i for him.

Is it only had some business / i

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i coffee shop, / i

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i groceries, the Sheriff's office. / i

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i all kinds of people. / i

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i Vagos, teenage runaways / i

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i religious fanatics, retirees ... / i

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i Well, it was a Town

for those who wanted / i

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i be left alone. / i

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And so were i. / i

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Sheriff Bobby i LaGrange,

has been here for years. / i

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i also makes new wood. / i

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i But the most interesting of the People / i

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i was free, had a Tower

with a clock and seven sides. / i

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i could see the time from any

part in the Town of Swamm Valley. / i

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i faces persistently

gave different times. / i

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i Undoubtedly, something sinister

was there. / i

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i Maybe it was the terrible murder / i

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i happened many years ago. / i

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i too terrible to talk about it. / i

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i harassing the people. / i

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i Or, perhaps they were teens

gathered from across the lake. / i

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Some people believe i

they did bad things / i

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i worshiping Satan. / i

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i way they

dress, the music they play, / i

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i and its mysterious leader

known only as Flamenco, / i

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i a seducer of young innocent / i

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i and some say ... Much worse. / I

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i was during this time

uncertain that a writer, / i

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i author of fiction novels

popular Baltimore Hall, / i

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i came to Swamm Valley / i

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i on a promotional tour for his

book, another in a series of novels. / i

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i About Witchcraft. / i

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Excuse you know where

is the bookstore?

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No bookstore around here.

- Great.

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i Mom, you promised to go to the movies! / i

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Have you read the success of Hall Baltimore?

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No thanks.

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Have you read the success of Hall Baltimore?

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No. Who is Hall Baltimore?

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That's me.

- Nice to meet you.

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Hey. And you are ...

- Stacy.

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Oh, forgive me. Sorry.

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Hi, Stacy. Goodbye, Stacy.

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Hey.

- Hey.

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Do you sell guns?

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No guns, ammunition only.

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Just ammunition?

- Yes

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What about knives?

- In the hall two.

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Here is Hall Baltimore! I'll take one.

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Could ... Autograph?

- Insurance.

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For Bobby LaGrange.

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i For Bobby LaGrange. My

Best wishes! Hall Baltimore. / I

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How does it feel to be

compared to Stephen King?

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Not so wonderful.

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You know, I also write

horror stories.

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Do not tell me? What is the

Sheriff of Pueblo?

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For 40 years.

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Would you mind, read

some of my stories?

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I would be very grateful.

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We had a mass slaughter.

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A while.

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Good people think

the city is haunted.

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Well, I'm just

passing through the city

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and be on my way.

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Are you a writer of mystery and

you are interested in mass slaughter?

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No.

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If you come with me right now ...

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I'll show you something interesting,

I have in the morgue.

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Interesting, is in the morgue?

- Yes, Lord.

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Now?

- Yes, Lord.

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There's a story there.

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It looks like.

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It looks like a stick ...

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Oh Jesus! Let me ask you a question

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How much have you worked here?

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Do not drag a couch with

a dead person on my foot!

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I'm sorry, Sheriff.

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Do these occurrences happen frequently?

- It's happened before.

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It seems to be a serial murderer leaves his

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business card

with the wooden stake.

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I do not see his face.

- Do not blame you.

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I mean, it really

tragedy, just a poor girl.

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Arbus.

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- Yes

- Arbus!

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Okay, okay.

- You're standing on watch.

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Do you know who?

- Are you a girl?

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Here there is everything, lazy, fugitives.

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And worse:
Those kids Lake.

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Of all kinds.

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Would you like to collaborate on a

book about this? You and me.

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You will ...

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Leave it lurch like that?

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Hey. I would like to fill with

my thermos coffee, please.

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All right.

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Edgar Allan Poe slept in this city?

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Sure there are.

- In the Old Hotel "Chikering".

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A long time ago.

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Francis Ford Coppola

Francis Ford Coppola is an American film director, producer and screenwriter. He was part of the New Hollywood wave of filmmaking. more…

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