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The Recordist

IMDb 6.3

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When Charlie Hall encounters an eccentric older woman named Avis Dauphin her life is turned upside down. Avis is convinced that Charlie is an alien life form sent to Earth to record a pivotal event in Human history. Is Avis crazy or does she speak the truth? If so, what is Charlie here on Earth to record?

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What is The Recordist (2007) about?

When Charlie Hall encounters an eccentric older woman named Avis Dauphin her life is turned upside down. Avis is convinced that Charlie is an alien life form sent to Earth to record a pivotal event in Human history. Is Avis crazy or does she speak the truth? If so, what is Charlie here on Earth to record?

Who stars in The Recordist?

The Recordist stars Brit Marling (Charlie Hall), Annie O'Donnell (Avis Dauphin), Dwight Bacquie (Mr. Ryerson), Kandice Stroh (Female Caretaker), Price Carson (Male Caretaker). The film was directed by Zal Batmanglij.

How long is The Recordist?

The Recordist has a runtime of 23 min and premiered in 2007.

Is The Recordist worth watching?

The Recordist holds an IMDb rating of 6.3/10. Fans of Science Fiction are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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