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Ratcatcher(1999)
Ratcatcher(1999)
Dark, unique portrait of Glasgow in the 1970s, about a boy who blames himself after his friend drowns in a canal.
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Year
2002
Duration
93 minutes
Genres
Drama
Language
English
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UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Morvern Callar, a bored young Scottish woman working at the local supermarket, wakes up one morning to find that her boyfriend has committed suicide. But instead of reporting his death, she puts her name to the manuscript of the novel that he's written and sends it to a publisher. She then takes money from his bank account and travels to Ibiza with a friend to join the party scene. Then things really start to unravel. Some truly dreamlike visuals help echo the heroine's strange and ambiguous journey.
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This film contains moderate nudity and suicide references.
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