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the movie effortlessly leaves one horroried and awed all at once. If the genre of sci-fi horror feels a little too played out, allow Russian filmmaker Egor Abramenko to bring you a new perspective.

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with hints of the emotional insights of a John Hughes movie. Courtesy of Sundance Institute/Sandra Phipps. The upstate New York high schoolers at the heart of “Middletown” hint at what the ...