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E.B. HUGHES: WAITING FOR THE BELL

By | September 2001

There are an awful lot of short films being made (not to mention a lot of awful short films), and few short films carry the technical and emotional wallop of E.B. Hughes’ “Harsh Light,” An uncompromising tale of a mediocre aging boxer…

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E.B. HUGHES: WAITING FOR THE BELL

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