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The Mirror (1975) - Classic Russian Drama Film by Andrei Tarkovsky [DVD] | Perfect for Film Enthusiasts & Cinephiles
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The Mirror (1975) - Classic Russian Drama Film by Andrei Tarkovsky [DVD] | Perfect for Film Enthusiasts & Cinephiles The Mirror (1975) - Classic Russian Drama Film by Andrei Tarkovsky [DVD] | Perfect for Film Enthusiasts & Cinephiles The Mirror (1975) - Classic Russian Drama Film by Andrei Tarkovsky [DVD] | Perfect for Film Enthusiasts & Cinephiles The Mirror (1975) - Classic Russian Drama Film by Andrei Tarkovsky [DVD] | Perfect for Film Enthusiasts & Cinephiles The Mirror (1975) - Classic Russian Drama Film by Andrei Tarkovsky [DVD] | Perfect for Film Enthusiasts & Cinephiles
The Mirror (1975) - Classic Russian Drama Film by Andrei Tarkovsky [DVD] | Perfect for Film Enthusiasts & Cinephiles
The Mirror (1975) - Classic Russian Drama Film by Andrei Tarkovsky [DVD] | Perfect for Film Enthusiasts & Cinephiles
The Mirror (1975) - Classic Russian Drama Film by Andrei Tarkovsky [DVD] | Perfect for Film Enthusiasts & Cinephiles
The Mirror (1975) - Classic Russian Drama Film by Andrei Tarkovsky [DVD] | Perfect for Film Enthusiasts & Cinephiles
The Mirror (1975) - Classic Russian Drama Film by Andrei Tarkovsky [DVD] | Perfect for Film Enthusiasts & Cinephiles
The Mirror (1975) - Classic Russian Drama Film by Andrei Tarkovsky [DVD] | Perfect for Film Enthusiasts & Cinephiles
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Jemma Dallender (Community, I Spit on Your Grave 2) stars in Edward Boase's sophomore feature The Mirror, a headline-grabbing British horror triggered by a widely reported news story that set Twitter and Facebook alight in 2013 when an allegedly haunted mirror appeared for sale on eBay. In the film, the three intrepid flatmates (Dallender, Joshua Dickinson, Nate Fallows) who purchased the supposedly haunted antique set up round-the-clock cameras in the hope of capturing evidence of paranormal activity. From footage recovered by police, their terrifying ordeal is slowly pieced together.
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I was actually tiring a little of 'found-footage' movies after viewing a spate of recent ones that were poorly made, badly written and just plain implausible!And then I watched The Mirror.I thought it was an absolutely brilliant and genuinely frightening horror movie. I haven't felt so scared watching a horror movie in years! It literally gave me chills.To begin with I found the story of the three flatmates attempting to capture some spooky footage rather entertaining - they're all fantastic, very natural actors and the interplay between them was highly watchable. But as events started getting out of hand, as a result of the ominous mirror, I found myself being drawn into the chilling narrative to the point of feeling like I was watching a nightmare being played out on the screen. The 'found-footage' style evoked such a sense of dread that I felt like I was actually watching one of my own nightmares. The third act of the film is an absolute masterclass in tension, suspense and disturbing, unsettling filmmaking - and all achieved with no music score!I haven't had this kind of a reaction to a horror movie in a long time and it was really refreshing to watch something that actually scared me. Structurally and stylistically The Mirror is an excellent horror film and I'd recommend it to all horror fans - even if, like me, you'd become disillusioned with 'found-footage' - The Mirror should shine you back onto them!

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