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Felt

2014·Drama·1h 20m
7.1
A woman creates an alter ego in hopes of overcoming the trauma inflicted by men in her life.
Directed by Jason Banker
sexual abuse

Cast

Kentucker Audley
Kentucker Audley
Kenny
Brendan Miller
Brendan Miller
Brendan

Crew

Jason Banker
Jason Banker
Director
Jason Banker
Jason Banker
Editor
Jason Banker
Jason Banker
Producer
Jason Banker
Jason Banker
Story
Jason Banker
Jason Banker
Photoscience Manager
Jason Banker
Jason Banker
Cinematography

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4 reviews
D.A.Zapata
D.A.Zapata
Felt
Bold, eerie, and darkly haunting, FELT is a brutally nihilistic journey through the life of a cynical young woman disenchanted with love and the world around her. Though slow-paced and meager in providing any discernible plot, FELT succeeds as an unparalleled exploration of feminism, sexuality, and the bleakness of human existence. FELT probably also holds the record for the most fake penises and vaginas shown in a film.
Bold, eerie, and darkly haunting, FELT is a brutally nihilistic journey through the life of a cynical young woman disenchanted with love and the world around her. Though slow-paced and meager in providing any discernible plot, FELT succeeds as an unparalleled exploration of feminism, sexuality, and the bleakness of human existence. FELT probably also holds the record for the most fake penises and vaginas shown in a film.
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