Dark Night, A Haunting Film About Six Strangers Whose Lives Tragically Collide at a Movie Theater
The haunting Tim Sutton film Dark Night follows a single day in the lives of six different strangers whose lives tragically collide at a movie theater in an American city. The film is loosely based upon the 2012 massacre that occurred at a movie theater in Aurora, Colorado during a screening of the film The Dark Knight Rises
Employing a mesmerizing documentary-style technique and a cast of non-professional actors, DARK NIGHT follows the activities of six strangers over the course of one day, from sunrise to midnight, the shooter among them.
via Slash Films
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