Never Here (Here)

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Directed by

Camille Thoman

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Mireille Enos
Miranda Fall

Sam Shepard
Paul Stark

Goran Visnjic
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Vincent Piazza
Andy Williams

Nina Arianda
Margeret Lockwood

Ana Nogueira
Karin

Desmin Borges
James

Angelica Page
Cleo Flitcraft

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Camille Thoman
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Disturbing events lead an artist who photographs strangers to suspect that someone out there is watching her. Boundaries blur between real and imaginary, crime and art, the watcher and the watched.

Release date: 20 October 2017

Tags: Mystery (1), Thriller (1), 2010s (1), 2017 (1)

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BradWesley123's Movie Journal- April 2018 (31 movies items)

" Starz- 1hr. 50min. First Viewing Its not an easy movie to like, its often too opaque and obscure for its own good, but Never Here is a frequently fascinating probe of the voyeurism and the relationship between the artist and their subject. It's a film that you'll never completely "get"; it starts on reasonable terms, but scatters as it goes along, wringing tension out simple shots (Sebastian Winterø's leering, unsettling camerawork is invaluable here). It gets a bit too frenzied for its own go"