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The Reflecting Skin

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Overview

This is a David Lynch-style vampire tale that takes place in a FARGO setting. Young Seth lives in his boyish fantasy world in the Midwest until strange happenings start occurring in town. Director Philip Ridley wrote the screenplay for the fraternal British gangster film, THE KRAYS.

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Main Cast & Crew:
Philip Ridley - Director

Details

    DVD Format
  • Format: DVD
  • Run Time: 96
  • Color Format: Color
  • UPC: 850003924281
  • Genre: DRAMA
  • Rating: R (MPAA)
  • Release Date: August 2019

Movie Reviews

Synopsis:
In the 1950s, a young boy loses his innocence as he uncovers the rotten underbelly of his picture-perfect town. From afar, he observes local residents driven mad or beset by disease, both possibly due to government-sponsored radiation experiments. He also becomes entranced by his new neighbor, a young widow, and suspects she is a vampire. The child soon fears the worst because he realizes the undead woman wants to kill his brother...

Reviews:
"...Ridley is a visionary....[The film] exerts a hypnotic pull..." - 07/11/1991 Rolling Stone, p.116


"...Eerie, unsettling....THE REFLECTING SKIN is an amazing film, studded with selfless, luminous performances and shot through with dark humor..." - 12/18/1991 Los Angeles Times, p.F3

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