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- With its art house approach and lack of strong conflict, "Abigail Harm" will be an exasperating experience for viewers expecting to be "entertained" in the conventional sense. The film has virtually no plot, and it's incredibly slow moving. But Amanda Plummer is just magnetic on the screen.
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Abigail (Amanda Plummer) learns of a creature who might provide her wish and is led to it by a strange visitor. Rent Abigail Harm on Fandango at Home, Prime Video, Apple TV, or buy it on...
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Aug 29, 2013 · Abigail Harm: Film Review. Amanda Plummer stars in Lee Isaac Chung's urban fairy tale about a lonely woman who finds love with a mysterious figure.
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Aug 29, 2013 · The Times critic Manohla Dargis reviews “Abigail Harm.” By Manohla Dargis. Aug. 29, 2013. The independent movie “Abigail Harm” opens with the curiously named title character (Amanda...
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Abigail Harm is more than just a film, it's an art piece and an experience. Full Review | Mar 1, 2019. Pat Padua Spectrum Culture. Tries desperately to go against the Hollywood grain, but it's ...
Aug 27, 2013 · Abigail Harm: movie review. Tuesday 27 August 2013. Written by David Fear. Time Out says. A love letter to its lead actor and a hieroglyphics tablet to everyone else, Lee Isaac Chung’s abstract...
Aug 30, 2013 · Lee Isaac Chung’s Abigail Harm is a film about what happens when the lonely connect with one another—or, perhaps, about why they’ve learned not to. It opens with a reading of an excerpt from Alice in Wonderland exquisitely delivered by a mesmerizing Amanda Plummer, who Chung allows to roam the film’s oneiric world without much restraint.
Aug 29, 2013 · If you’re looking for the next surreal-indie-art film, look no further than Abigail Harm. Living in isolation in New York City, Abigail (Amanda Plummer) is a 50 something, single woman living the simple life; No husband and no children, only an ailing father and a dead mother.
