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Proudly presents: The Dark (2005)

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General Information

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Type.................: Movie

Burn Tested..........: Yes





Audio Format.........: Dolby Digital

Encoder..............: AC3 5.1

Bitrate..............: 448 (CBR)

Hz...................: 48,000

Channels.............: 6



Video Format.........: Xvid

Video Bitrate........: 1695

Resolution...........: 720 x 400

Color................: 24 bit

FPS..................: 25.000

Source...............: Retail-DVD

Original Format......: PAL

Genre................: Horror/Mystery/Thriller

IMDb Rating..........: 5.3

Movie Information....: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0411267/


File Size............: 1.34GB

Movie Runtime........: 01:29:26

DVD Release Date.....: 11 April 2006



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Post Information

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Posted by............: RoCK (http://www.darksiderg.com/)

Posted on............: 10-11-2007



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Release Notes

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Dark is as mysterious as it is horrific, making it refreshingly eerie compared

to the current wave of lackluster horror films. Dark's protagonist, Ada (Maria

Bello), a heroically sly mother who aims to bring her allegedly dead daughter

back to life, further clarifies director John Fawcett's affinity for femme

fatales, best exemplified in his juicy feminist werewolf film, Ginger Snaps.

This time mining the indestructible psychic mother-daughter bond for material,

Fawcett tells the story of Ada, who brings daughter, Sarah, to Wales for a visit

with husband and father, James (Sean Bean), an artist relocated to a remote

seaside haunt. After Sarah becomes obsessed by a monolith carved with cryptic

text about Annwyn, the pagan Welsh equivalent of purgatory, Ada predicts her

daughter's fall off a cliff in a nearby pasture. Search parties fail to locate

the girl's body, so Ada heads to the local library for research, discovering

that the house they live in is inhabited by the ghost of Sarah's doppelganger,

Ebrill, who seeks rebirth after a similar drowning accident. Ada makes the

ultimate sacrifice to rescue her daughter while Sarah's father stands idly by.

Dark's plot directly relates to the classic psychological thriller, Don't Look

Now, but lacks the same subtle visual beauty, instead opting for a modern

primitive look. But with Welsh mythology mixed in, not to mention subplots

involving a psychotic shepherd into trepanation, and a local sheep population

afflicted with a suicide-inducing virus, Dark contains appealing medieval

imagery, and its contemporary take on pagan self-sacrifice is sick and cultish

rather than sexy and natural, as in The Wicker Man. Dark can at least be

applauded for entering some intriguingly creepy territory.



Director: John Fawcett



Writers : Simon Maginn

: Stephen Massicotte



Cast : Maria Bello

: Sean Bean

: Maurice Ro┘ves

: Sophie Stuckey

: Casper Harvey



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