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After Image (2001)The story of a clairvoyant who falls in love with a crime photographer. Soon, both become involved in the search for a pathological murderer. Director:Robert Manganelli |
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Joe MacCormack
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Terrylene | ... |
Laura
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Rye
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Aunt Cora
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Sammy
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Detective Conway
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Christine D'Angelo
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Mark S. Almekinder | ... |
Dr. Morris
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Dea Lawrence | ... |
Interpreter
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Charlie Smith | ... |
Priest
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Gary Ciula | ... |
Police Sketch Artist
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Bradford B. Moody | ... |
Antique Dealer
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Dina Corsetti | ... |
Mrs. D'Angelo
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Otis Young | ... |
Egg Factory Foreman
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Erica Calman | ... |
Stab Victim
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The story of a clairvoyant who falls in love with a crime photographer. Soon, both become involved in the search for a pathological murderer.
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Rated R for violent images, nudity and some language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Release Date:
16 May 2003 (Spain) See more »Also Known As:
Seeing in the Dark See more »Filming Locations:
Rochester, New York, USABox Office
Budget:
$1,200,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Manganelli has crafted an intriguing tale with an off-beat rhythm. Mellencamp is not great, and probably weighs the story down, but the other players (Terrylene & Louise Flecthcer) are in good form. Not all the film's threads and themes get wrapped up neatly by the end, but the ambiguity and lingering unease actually works with this different take on the genre. Definitely worth a look, even though it doesn't quite accomplish everything it sets out to do. There's also good use of upstate New York locations, and it's refreshing to see something that was not obviously faked in LA. Also recommended is the DVD extra about the film's unconventional financing and production.