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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
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Fog on the Lake was like ...

a sharp razor blade.

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Fog on the Lake I

back to my first wife.

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A delight in his time.

I lost my head.

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And now wandered.

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But now suddenly became

in a black basketball player.

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She ... Apersonada was all ...

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A story on behalf of a

gay basketball player of the 60s.

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I like short-shorts.

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Are informative, but very

comfortable. Conveniently bounce.

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There was fog on the lake. No.

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Just mist i

- Misty haze, Miss Haze, / i

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Miss i Vicky where are love / i

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i daughter of mystery writer

dies in boating accident / i

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The Sheriff's office Swamm Valley.

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Assistant Sheriff Durmi ... Speaking.

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Arbus, our writer made me

make a number of orders

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but not back in their Motel.

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If you see him, tell him

wait another 30 minutes

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and that's all, I have to go.

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Well, Sheriff.

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i Why not closed the door, Arbus / i

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I left it open for you, PJ.

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What happened to your diet?

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- I wondered when

llegaras with my burger.

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Want to play cards?

- Sure, but if you paid me?

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PJ, you pull the cord.

- Well.

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Never go without notice.

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My heart will not endure.

- Sorry, but I played.

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Well, the Sheriff's

waiting for you at your Motel.

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i He said:
"Just wait

another 30 minutes "/ i

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Ok, thanks.

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You owe me $ 18 Arbus.

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Insnuz. Propopoz. Slipol.

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Naytol. This was not in the list

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but I really like and has to be good.

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Slipinol.

- What I need.

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I thought we would work

together, it said.

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This will put you to sleep.

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The opportunity to dream.

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But you did not read the signs.

- Yes, I did.

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So you write? I thought

City writers,

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got tired and came

in some kind of trance.

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We do, we do, but ...

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There is a great final and I know there

the type to guide me to it.

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Do not know a doctor in the town,

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recipe for something that serious?

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I can not do that, I am

a public official.

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i "The Phantom of the cord."

By Bobby LaGrange. / I

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Her skin was as fresh cream,

floating in butter.

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A negligee in a loop,

who liked to annoy me.

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What brings you back here?

446

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I try to sell a mystery.

447

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I was waiting for my friend.

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Here in his grave.

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After you

- Thank you.

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You are Edgar Allan Poe

so please ...

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How I can help?

452

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Well, I have no end.

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Did you know that Dickens was charting with me

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regarding the art, to write the end

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first and working backwards.

456

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What are your requirements?

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40-50 lines per page, 200 pages.

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What are the requirements?

- The beauty.

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Does the tone?

- The melancholy.

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These points have been established.

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We consider the chorus.

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Si. Yes, the bell comes to mind.

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Repetition should be brief.

In my own work, the most famous,

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used words such as

one repetition.

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Never again.

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The difficulties stem from

the assumption that the words

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monotamente be spoken by a human.

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Then I had the idea of a

unreasonable creature, able to speak

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quite naturally, as a

parrot was my suggestion.

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But it was soon

replaced by a raven

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as capable of

speak, but as a bird left,

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infinitely agreed more with the tone intended.

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Despite the depression, do you deserve

a drink of that bottle of whiskey?

474

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Yes, of course. Please continue.

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So .. I wondered,

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Poe ... which of the melancholy tones

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according to the understanding

human, is the most tragic?

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Death.

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And when, is this the most tragic of

among all the melancholy tones,

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more poetic?

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When mostly ...

He refers to himself ... A beauty.

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The death of a beautiful girl ...

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Unquestionably is, the

most poetical topic in the world.

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And undoubtedly, the most

able to develop this theme

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belongs to the man who loved her.

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So combine ... These two ideas:

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A lover complaining

loss of his beloved,

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and a raven, who constantly

repeats the words "never again"

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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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