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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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Does the Hotel "Chikering"? Thank you.

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Have a good day.

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i Hotel "Chikering" / i

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i 1843.

Edgar Allan Poe / i

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My compliments, sir.

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i My dear daughter.

This is my first novel. / I

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i I am proud of it,

as I am proud of you. / i

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i Love, Daddy. / i

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Baltimore Hall i

"The Pilgrim's Fortune" / i

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i Dad with love. Vicky / i

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I want to write something, if ...

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write something for me, personally.

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Does that make sense?

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I break the spell

of this vicious circle

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and there is only one way to do it.

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Do not write another

book about Bruges.

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I said that ... Hare something for myself.

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You've done it before.

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When not drinking, before

Vicky accident.

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I can not rush these things.

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You can do it. I know that ...

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I know what you mean ...

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You have to do it again

just ... Write the damn thing.

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And then take the time to write

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what you want,

I understand completely.

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Did you call Sam and tell

We needed a breakthrough?

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Yes, and it was extremely humiliating.

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And do not write another history of Bruges.

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You're on vacation

and I'm stuck here ...

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No, I ...

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I do magic accounts for

try to get everything fits ...

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Pretending that nothing is

wrong, put food on the table.

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You can not talk well, only mature ...

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People always ask me how

know so much about Bruges "?

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And I say, "For

me to marry one. "

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Hey.

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Hey. Where did you come you?

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By the way. You spent me.

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Are you looking at my teeth?

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No, I do ... Simply

do not know where you came from.

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There is a malformation

about my teeth.

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Show me.

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Your teeth are fine.

They are only bracketts.

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Anyway, I hate them.

- No, they're good. These grow.

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Vampira to call me

Because of these teeth.

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And you call me V.

- V, is cute.

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And what is your real name?

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Virginia.

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Virginia. Do you like 13 years old?

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Yes, I have 12, but I am more

large because I am high.

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Be who you are. You wrote these

stories about Bruges.

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And you came to sign books

in the grocery store.

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I love your books.

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Especially the part

where Elizabeth says:

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i "Let me not, or will be

tempted into the grave. "/ i

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That's my favorite part.

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Thank you. I like your "look".

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Oh, yes.

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It's the way I dress.

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Are you afraid of me now?

- What?

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Yes.

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A little.

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Clock and frame the

midnight on three occasions.

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Follow the weather here makes no sense.

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So I missed your book signing.

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The old Hotel is open.

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Come'll buy something sweet.

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I have a daughter your age.

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No. I do not think it

particularly good idea.

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Why not?

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I wanted to go to the store to

talk about it. My story.

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Dmela now.

- No, I can.

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Ven.

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We are open! Pass!

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I ... I took a walk, and I think I missed.

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What happened to the little girl?

- What little girl?

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Does this open the restaurant?

- The restaurant is always open.

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With the old Tower

Clock and all sides,

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can have breakfast

at any time.

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Yes.

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Well, Lord ...

- Baltimore.

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Cursed Clock.

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That clock has never

given the correct time.

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Just wait,

will be very surprised.

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The hood is important.

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And it works beautifully.

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Better than before.

- I'll just ... A beer.

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Melvin is the guardian of the tower,

apart from the great clock in the church.

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It is an occupation without

hope, and very severe.

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The old mechanism has expired.

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I'm going up there every day.

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These 7 faces look at me as if I

who invented it were summer time.

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Do you know who invented daylight savings time?

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Hitler. And do you know

Who benefits now?

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Doctors.

Do you know why? For golf.

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They want to play longer

golf. Is what it is.

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You can not change time.

The time it changes you.

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Do not you agree?

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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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