Doppelganger

2001
14m

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Rebecca Gayheart and Timothy Olyphant in Doppelganger (2001)

A young man's troublesome dreams lead his girlfriend to make a bizarre discovery in this quirky short film. Brian is an advertising exec who reveals the details of his lusty dreams to his gi... Read allA young man's troublesome dreams lead his girlfriend to make a bizarre discovery in this quirky short film. Brian is an advertising exec who reveals the details of his lusty dreams to his girlfriend. But when she stays awake to watch him sleep, she finds that he has a clone who w... Read allA young man's troublesome dreams lead his girlfriend to make a bizarre discovery in this quirky short film. Brian is an advertising exec who reveals the details of his lusty dreams to his girlfriend. But when she stays awake to watch him sleep, she finds that he has a clone who wants to take over!

Directors
- Michael Horowitz
- Gareth Smith
Writer
- Michael Horowitz
Stars

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6.3/10

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Directors
- Michael Horowitz
- Gareth Smith
Writer
- Michael Horowitz
Stars

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nycsep

Interesting & Engaging

It's great to see two young stars featured in this interesting and engaging thriller. Although the concept is a little "done", I think the producers overall did a good job with it. Production values are quite nice and the acting is convincing.

10argileth

Cool short movie

Very stylish short movie about a man who dreams of a double, who is in fact dreaming of him and wanting to take over his life. Very close to the original doppelganger of Teutonic mythology, updated for the modern era. Well done!

hypercritic

Vomit

this movie is essentially a tech demo that tries to prove suck-ass independants can copy LucasFilm and ILM.

The movie is trite, derivative, and NONSENSICAL. The acting is pathetic. The story is simplistic. More importantly, the SFX are easily-spotted and insulting to the viewer.

Anyone who ever had a problem with the verisimilitude in Star Wars Episodes I and II should be horrified by this flick.

I pity the simple minds that created this picture.