Mute Witness (1995)

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Additional Crew Film Review

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Andrew and Nic, two non-experts, review films that they want to watch and talk about other media they are consuming in their life. IG: @additionalcrew

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Andrew and Nic, two non-experts, review films that they want to watch and talk about other media they are consuming in their life. IG: @additionalcrew

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Mute Witness (1995)

Additional Crew Film Review

1 hour 34 minutes 30 seconds

7 months ago

Mute Witness (1995)

A mute make-up artist working on a slasher movie being shot in Moscow, is locked in the studio after hours. While there, she witnesses a brutal murder, and must escape capture.

We are of course talking about Mute Witness by Anthony Waller from 1995.

Movie discussion begins @: 33:52

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Playboi Carti

Mock Media

Sam Akpro

Assault on Precinct 13 (1976)

Clueless

Mute Witness, Anthony Waller, film analysis, music discussion, Playboi Carti, post-punk, Clueless, John Carpenter, movie reviews, 90s films, film analysis, horror, dark comedy, character development, cinematic techniques, language, tension, pacing, genre debate, movie critique, film review, cinematography, character analysis, visual storytelling, suspense, special effects, plot twists, character dynamics, movie ratings, film critique