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The Singing Forest (2003) 1.4
Two lovers are killed during the Holocaust. One reincarnates first. He has a twenty two year old daughter who falls in love with who her father believes is his past life lover. Director:Jorge AmeerWriter:Jorge Ameer |
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Christopher
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Destiny
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Jo
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Young Christopher
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Shellie Price | ... |
Savannah
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Charlie
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Psychic
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Stephen
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Nazi Guard #1
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Nolo Ortiz | ... |
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Justin Huddleston | ... |
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Gregory Saites | ... |
Nazi Guard #5
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Emre Ozpirincci | ... |
Holocaust Victim
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Two lovers are killed during the Holocaust. One reincarnates first. He has a twenty two year old daughter who falls in love with who her father believes is his past life lover.
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12 October 2003 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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An experience of utter torture. I'm glad that I got it as part of a two-for-one special at the video store. Horrible story, bad acting, bad lighting, bad soundtrack: bad, bad, bad. It has to be one of the 10 worst films ever made. After 10 minutes, I played most of it at 2x speed on the DVD player, and it was still awful. If it were submitted as a project in a film class, it would not even receive an F. The student would be tossed out of the class. Low-budget video films have better production values. Why was the microphone in another room during the filming? Didn't anyone bother to check the focus? Did anyone actually READ the script? This film should come with a warning label: it can be dangerous to your cinematic consciousness.