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HAZE

By | September 2005

NEW YORK FILM FESTIVAL 2005 REVIEW! For those who demand connect-the-dots storytelling, this film will baffle and disappoint. But for those who want to keep their brains in motion after the final credits roll, it is an amazing game to consider…

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HAZE

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