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Dark Water
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Right after preparing for the divorce, Dahlia moves with her daughter Cecilia to a run-down apartment because she could now pay for a better department as she lacks of money. Feeling panic because of the weird sounds, Dahlia tries to figure out what is going on with the apartment. It turns out that it is a soul of a prior habitat.
Right after preparing for the divorce, Dahlia moves with her daughter Cecilia to a run-down apartment because she could now pay for a better department as she lacks of money. Feeling panic because of the weird sounds, Dahlia tries to figure out what is going on with the apartment. It turns out that it is a soul of a prior habitat.
Actors:
Bill Buell,
Jennifer Baxter,
John C. Reilly,
Craig muMs Grant,
Simon Reynolds,
Warren Belle,
Zoe Heath,
Jane Aronds,
J.R. Horne,
Diego Fuentes,
Camryn Manheim,
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Bill Buell
21 September 1952, Taipei, Taiwan
Jennifer Baxter
1976, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
John C. Reilly
24 May 1965, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Craig muMs Grant
Simon Reynolds
11 April 1969, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Warren Belle
Zoe Heath
14 August 1969, Ontario, Canada
Jane Aronds
8 September 1996, Westfield, New Jersey, USA
J.R. Horne
5 January 1944, Paris, Texas, USA
Diego Fuentes
Camryn Manheim
8 March 1961, Caldwell, New Jersey, USA
Director:
Walter Salles
Walter Salles
12 April 1956, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Country:
United States
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Like so many recent thrillers of this ilk, many of them in some way exploiting the 'innocence' of childhood -- the dumb and unpleasant Hide and Seek springs to mind -- Dark Water falls apart in the wind-down.
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Esteemed Brazilian director Walter Salles ("The Motorcycle Diaries") falls flat on his face on his first Hollywood outing with a horror movie that will bore you to tears.
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