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Habit (1995)It's autumn in New York. Sam has broken up with his girlfriend and his father has recently died. World-weary and sloppy drunk, he finds temporary solace in the arms of Anna, a mysterious ... See full summary » Director:Larry FessendenWriter:Larry Fessenden |
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Sam
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Meredith Snaider | ... |
Anna
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Aaron Beall | ... |
Nick
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Rae
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Liza
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Lenny
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Norman in Bridgehampton
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Cain Berlinger | ... |
Carrot Man
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Liza's Friend Dave
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Sandy in Bridgehampton
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Jack Dingas | ... |
Harry at the Party
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Sam's Dad
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Accident Witness
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Kid in Bridgehampton
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It's autumn in New York. Sam has broken up with his girlfriend and his father has recently died. World-weary and sloppy drunk, he finds temporary solace in the arms of Anna, a mysterious vampire who draws him away from his friends and into a web of addiction and madness. Written by <dream-king@technologist.com>
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
14 November 1997 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
A szokás rabjai See more »Box Office
Budget:
$200,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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A great vampire film full of realistic eroticism, Habit is one of the best small-scale independent films ever made. The film is stunning on many levels- narrative ambiguity (is she a vampire or not?), incredible visuals and a beautifully detailed soundtrack all combine to make a dark and mysterious film that is more interested in character than in gore.