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After being contacted by a rare film collector, a man named Bellinger on a boat, Kirby Sweetman travels to the mansion of Bellinger, where he is greeted by the man's butler. After commenting on the fact that he is late, he brought to Bellinger by the butler. Complimenting on Bellinger on his collection, the man asks if Kirby has his own collection. Kirby confesses that collection would be too expensive but reveals that he has watched everything, he has hunted down, to ensure it is in good state. Amongst the collection of Bellinger, is a poster of an art film, L'Absolute Fin du Monde. When asked what he knows about it, Kirby tells the story behind the film. L'Absolute fin du Monde was screened once on a film festival, which ended in a homicidal riot. This led the director to destroy the onl

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  • Cigarette Burns
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  • After being contacted by a rare film collector, a man named Bellinger on a boat, Kirby Sweetman travels to the mansion of Bellinger, where he is greeted by the man's butler. After commenting on the fact that he is late, he brought to Bellinger by the butler. Complimenting on Bellinger on his collection, the man asks if Kirby has his own collection. Kirby confesses that collection would be too expensive but reveals that he has watched everything, he has hunted down, to ensure it is in good state. Amongst the collection of Bellinger, is a poster of an art film, L'Absolute Fin du Monde. When asked what he knows about it, Kirby tells the story behind the film. L'Absolute fin du Monde was screened once on a film festival, which ended in a homicidal riot. This led the director to destroy the onl
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Cast
  • Gwynyth Walsh
  • Christopher Redman
  • Udo Kier
  • Norman Reedus
Runtime
  • 3600.0
Producer
  • Mick Garris
Name
  • Cigarette Burns
Language
  • English
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Image size
  • 250(xsd:integer)
Released
  • 2005-12-18(xsd:date)
Rating
  • 77(xsd:integer)
Writer
  • Drew McWeeny
  • Scott Swan
Director
  • John Carpenter
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  • After being contacted by a rare film collector, a man named Bellinger on a boat, Kirby Sweetman travels to the mansion of Bellinger, where he is greeted by the man's butler. After commenting on the fact that he is late, he brought to Bellinger by the butler. Complimenting on Bellinger on his collection, the man asks if Kirby has his own collection. Kirby confesses that collection would be too expensive but reveals that he has watched everything, he has hunted down, to ensure it is in good state. Amongst the collection of Bellinger, is a poster of an art film, L'Absolute Fin du Monde. When asked what he knows about it, Kirby tells the story behind the film. L'Absolute fin du Monde was screened once on a film festival, which ended in a homicidal riot. This led the director to destroy the only existing copy of the film. Although Bellinger compliments Kirby on his knowledge about the film, he reveals that the film wasn't destroyed, before showing him a prop of the film, hanging on the wall: two angelic wings. Bellinger reveals that he is obsessed by the film, claiming that he wants to see the film to see "true power" and his regrets of not seeing the film on its premiere. He also tells him that there are rumors that film has been shown in Underground theatres and in fact still exist. He provided him with info on where these rumors should lead him. To prove it are more than just rumors to the sceptic Kirby, he takes him to one of the "actors" of the film. Chained in a room, they meet up with a pale man-like being, with strange wounds on his back, like if it once has wings. Forced by Bellinger to reveal what it knows, the pale being claims that its soul is bound to the negative of the film. Should the film have been destroyed, it would know. As a last motivation, he promises rich payment as well as the exclusive right to screen it for two weeks, after Bellinger have seen it. The deal is closed for 200,000 dollar, excluding expenses. At the theatre, Kirby's friend, Timpson, is working on film rolls, removing so called "Cigarette Burn". As Kirby sits down, he looks at a picture of his late wife, thinking of her and a flashback reveals that they used drugs together. Timpson comes in with the news that the last screening of the evening has been ended. Timpson shows his "prize" and add the Cigarette Burn to his collection. He explains that the cigarette burn is a spoiler of things to come and the experience is better once the small frame is removed. After that, Kirby tells Timpson about his new job, whose intrigued by the video the man send him to collect.
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