On the Edge

Year: 1951

Runtime: 6 mins

Director: Curtis Harrington

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The film unfolds as a fragile yet haunting poetic fantasy within a bleak industrial setting. A solitary woman knits on her porch, the rhythmic click of needles echoing against rusted factories. Suddenly a stranger appears, seizing the knitting and disrupting her quiet ritual, leaving an uneasy tension in the air.

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