Hall of Mirrors

2001
1h 46m

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Julie Arebalo and Eric Vale in Hall of Mirrors (2001)

A desperate gambling addict. A ruthless team of con men. One point five million dollars. Let the game begin.A desperate gambling addict. A ruthless team of con men. One point five million dollars. Let the game begin.A desperate gambling addict. A ruthless team of con men. One point five million dollars. Let the game begin.

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7.4/10

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Awards
- 2 wins & 5 nominations total

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Mirelly Taylor's debut.

Quotes
Dylan Hewitt: That's six times in a row you've beaten me just now. I've never lost more than six hands in a row, ever. You know what that means, don't you? It means your luck's gotta run out.

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7/10

good first film...great premise

Great story line. crude body special effects, but understandable on a No budget film. I love how the film maker, Marc Pilvinsky, plays the "repent" homeless man. His sign, "The End Is Near" may just be telling us literally that the film will end soon, or figuratively, that for the main character, his demise is preeminent.

As a part of his emergence as a young gun film maker, Marc Pilvinsky and crew are beginning to explore much of human behavior. With enough time and money, conflict can be see as more than Man versus another Man, and Man versus Himself.

This is a good movie to whet one's appetite for Piulvinsky films.

He'll be a big time director in no time...