Eddie the Sleepwalking Cannibal
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1h 22m
Directed by Boris Rodriguez | 83 mins | 2012
Suffering from a dearth of painterly inspiration, fading art star Lars (Thure Lindhardt, fresh from Ira Sachs’ troubled 2012 romance "Keep the Lights On") takes on a teaching gig in a small, snow-blanketed town. There he finds an unlikely muse in Eddie, a burly mute whose lethal nighttime rambles feed his yen for flesh. Director Boris Rodriguez wraps his sharp art world satire in deliciously original genre packaging.
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