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Blackout
2024
· Movie
· 107 min
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A graphic novelist, suffering from chronic insomnia and memory loss, wakes up to find a gap in his memory and a dead body in his apartment. He has no recollection of the previous night. As he investigates the few clues he has, he is pursued by a gangster and a corrupt cop, forcing him to piece together the events of the blackout night to clear his name.
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- Director
- Larry Fessenden
- Writer
- Larry Fessenden
- Studio
- Glass Eye Pix, Dark Sky Films
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 107 min
- Rated
- R
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