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Red Like Blood (2005) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 2005

Original Title:
Red Like Blood

Alternate Titles:
Kokkino San Ema

Genres:
Crime | Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
MacabroFilms

Production Countries:
Greece

Ratings / Certifications:
GR: NR 

Runtime: 72

Fake Snuff or Illegal Movie?

Overview from TheMovieDB

A young female reporter has the brilliant idea to create a fake video report on everyday crime, ranging from fights between couples that end with murder, friendships that end up ruined forever, incest, rape, to even drugs and accidental deaths. She finds a friend who is obsessed with his camera and asks him to do the mockumentary for her voluntarily. He agrees and both start recruiting amateur actors, friends and people who like the idea playing in front of the camera. The fake scenes soon become real.

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Assistant Director:
Nick Samaras

Cinematography:
Filip Halo

Director:
Filip Halo

Editor:
Filip Halo

Music:
Filip Halo
Panagiotis Xanthopoulos

Producer:
Filip Halo

Theme Song Performance:
Panagiotis Xanthopoulos

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