Camera Obscura

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Camera Obscura

2000

1h 39m

Mystery & Thriller

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7 Reviews

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After landing a job as a crime-scene photographer, a man (Adam Trese) begins to rearrange the victims for creative purposes.

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Kevin Thomas

Los Angeles Times

09/25/2003

1/5

An L.A. neo-noir raised to an insufferable degree of artiness.

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Film Threat

12/06/2005

3.5/5

Larry Carroll

FilmStew.com

10/03/2003

D+

Thanks to a lack of innovation and a tired script, writer/director Hamlet Sarkissian is about as cutting edge as the out-of-touch friend who keeps trying to tell you that Michael Jackson's latest albums are as good as his old stuff.

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E! Staff

E! Online

09/26/2003

C

A film of high gloss and low substance.

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Hazel-Dawn Dumpert

L.A. Weekly

09/25/2003

Sarkissian's script ... is both overwrought and undercooked.

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Jules Brenner

Cinema Signals

08/29/2003

4.7/5

An edgy thriller with its own take that took me on a road I never travelled. Ahead of the general level of the low budget-festival winning competition.

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Thanks to a lack of innovation and a tired script, writer/director Hamlet Sarkissian is about as cutting edge as the out-of-touch friend who keeps trying to tell you that Michael Jackson's latest albums are as good as his old stuff.

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After landing a job as a crime-scene photographer, a man (Adam Trese) begins to rearrange the victims for creative purposes.

Director: Hamlet Sarkissian
Producer: Tassos Kazinos
Screenwriter: Hamlet Sarkissian
Production Co: Fish Eye Films
Genre: Mystery & Thriller
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Feb 6, 2000, Original
Release Date (Streaming): Jan 8, 2017
Box Office (Gross USA): $11.4K
Runtime: 1h 39m

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