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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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in a poem, of mere hundred lines.

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"Never again" is the end of each stanza

491

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the poem, as a melancholy tone.

492

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45:52,400 -- 00:45:54,600

And how do you find the end?

493

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46:01,500 -- 00:46:03,711

Your story is tragic.

494

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46:04,850 -- 00:46:08,550

It happened here in the

Old Hotel "Chikering".

495

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46:09,600 -- 00:46:14,950

The People had many children.

Orphans, homeless, runaways.

496

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46:16,600 -- 00:46:20,650

And before the law, were taken under

protection of Pastor Alan Floyd.

497

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46:21,200 -- 00:46:25,650

It was a good man, loved

children and took good care of them,

498

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teaching the catechism, I

taught to love God and goodness.

499

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Care i ears with what they hear / i

500

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46:34,450 -- 00:46:37,200

Care i ears with what they hear / i

501

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46:38,200 -- 00:46:42,000

i There is a spirit and in heaven queen

He burns with love for us ... / i

502

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46:42,200 -- 00:46:44,400

It happened one night.

503

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One of her children was missing.

And that's where I spend.

504

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46:51,000 -- 00:46:53,200

Who is not here?

505

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46:53,400 -- 00:46:55,800

Peter? Where is ...

506

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46:56,100 -- 00:46:58,311

Does he not crossed the Lake?

507

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47:14,400 -- 00:47:18,500

Never, never go to the people

across the lake!

508

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47:20,800 -- 00:47:25,800

This is very important.

They are ... As parasites!

509

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Unworthy. These demons

the other side of Lake ...

510

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47:32,600 -- 00:47:34,800

They ... They are undead.

511

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47:36,150 -- 00:47:38,350

They are vampires.

512

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47:42,400 -- 00:47:45,900

i careful what they do with their hands / i

513

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i careful what they do with their hands / i

514

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He took care of them, the food.

515

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47:52,400 -- 00:47:55,250

The anointed extract spores

516

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Ballestera and Luparia boil.

517

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47:59,700 -- 00:48:01,700

The anointed with the devil.

518

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Turn your head.

- Thank you.

519

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48:07,550 -- 00:48:10,050

Right. Very good.

520

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48:11,000 -- 00:48:14,750

We will make sure to have you

beautiful and safe, right?

521

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48:14,900 -- 00:48:19,050

And you will put socks.

522

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48:24,600 -- 00:48:27,000

i No story line!

I'm waiting.

Where is the end / i

523

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48:54,000 -- 00:48:56,950

Where is he?

- Return to me my mother's Ouija board!

524

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48:57,150 -- 00:49:00,650

You want this?

- What will you do with that?

525

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Innovation made

the detective story.

526

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And Charlie Chan entertaining.

527

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49:08,150 -- 00:49:11,800

Bobby LaGrange is a

innovative detective.

528

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49:12,800 -- 00:49:15,000

After you, Lord.

529

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49:18,550 -- 00:49:21,750

This is a ouija board.

530

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49:22,600 -- 00:49:25,200

We are very close ...

531

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49:26,500 -- 00:49:28,700

The dead.

532

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49:29,050 -- 00:49:34,750

A murderer, probably ...

It may still be in the area.

533

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49:35,400 -- 00:49:37,700

Should not we do this in the morgue?

534

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49:41,350 -- 00:49:43,550

Will reduce the light.

535

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49:58,650 -- 00:50:00,850

Hello!

536

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50:02,300 -- 00:50:06,100

Did you know?

- Yes

537

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50:06,250 -- 00:50:08,850

You move it, I can feel it.

- I do not.

538

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50:09,000 -- 00:50:11,200

Shut up.

539

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50:12,000 -- 00:50:15,650

i H-I-M ...

He .. / i

540

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50:16,100 -- 00:50:18,300

Him

541

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Loves you.

542

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50:35,650 -- 00:50:37,850

Ok, you know?

543

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50:39,700 -- 00:50:41,900

i I. .. / i

544

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50:42,300 -- 00:50:46,000

i I-A-M-H-E-R ... / i

545

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50:48,600 -- 00:50:50,800

I am her ...

I am her ...

546

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50:55,500 -- 00:50:57,700

Arbus, what was that?

547

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51:03,800 -- 00:51:06,800

Ask.

- Ask who?

548

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51:06,950 -- 00:51:09,150

Who do you kill?

549

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51:11,600 -- 00:51:13,800

i B. .. / i

550

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51:19,600 -- 00:51:21,075

Sheriff, you make

this, I can feel it!

551

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51:21,076 -- 00:51:22,550

I do not!

552

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51:29,550 -- 00:51:31,750

Who killed you?

553

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51:32,200 -- 00:51:34,400

i B. .. / i

554

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51:40,750 -- 00:51:42,750

Lake The bad guys!

555

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51:42,900 -- 00:51:45,100

Are bad.

556

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51:46,200 -- 00:51:49,700

And this guy Flamenco

is the one who infected

557

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51:49,850 -- 00:51:53,500

He's a vampire! Is it true?

558

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51:53,650 -- 00:51:55,850

i B-Y-E ...

Goodbye. / I

559

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52:53,450 -- 00:52:55,850

Well, Arbus. Keep your gun storage.

560

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53:10,550 -- 00:53:13,950

You must be Circe.

- Exactly.

561

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53:14,100 -- 00:53:17,050

Looking for Flamenco.

- This back here.

562

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53:17,200 -- 00:53:20,150

i When tin inhibits the jump

the crypt of oppression ... / i

563

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53:20,800 -- 00:53:25,750

i ground attack. And will endure ... / i

564

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53:29,750 -- 00:53:32,650

Polite, know Baudelaire.

565

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53:33,250 -- 00:53:37,100

I know life, man.

And I never dreamed of Baudelaire.

566

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i hindered by the odious oppression.

A day blindness constantly issued. / I

567

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i As a thick curtain of darkness.

The dark and evil ... / i

568

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Expected to help me find

569

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this little girl lost, has 12 or 13.

570

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54:00,500 -- 00:54:02,700

There are many girls here.

571

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54:07,450 -- 00:54:11,150

You know, people say that

happens here ... It is demonic.

572

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54:11,900 -- 00:54:14,100

Are you worried about that?

573

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54:14,300 -- 00:54:17,950

Look around you. Does this

you think you demonic?

574

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54:22,200 -- 00:54:24,400

Look at that moon!

575

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54:26,650 -- 00:54:28,750

It's beautiful.

576

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54:28,900 -- 00:54:31,100

I'm a little worried.

577

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54:31,800 -- 00:54:33,850

Been 3 days since we saw her.

578

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54:34,000 -- 00:54:36,275

It's just a girl, whom I care.

579

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I worry that something has happened.

580

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i Arbus! Damn it! / I

581

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55:05,050 -- 00:55:07,100

You?

582

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55:07,250 -- 00:55:09,250

Where's your uniform?

583

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55:09,600 -- 00:55:13,250

Are you here on personal business?

What are you doing here?

584

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55:13,900 -- 00:55:18,050

He said you were from

agreement. He gave me $ 20.

585

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55:20,600 -- 00:55:22,800

Mr Contributor.

586

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55:23,200 -- 00:55:25,250

I thought we were a team

587

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55:25,400 -- 00:55:28,050

along this investigation.

588

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55:28,400 -- 00:55:31,800

Bobby LaGrange not

likes to be deceived.

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55:32,600 -- 00:55:35,213

Or make a fool of him.

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The famous Flamenco.

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55:40,750 -- 00:55:43,400

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Francis Ford Coppola

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