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‘Chronovisor’ Review: An Eerie, Fiendishly Clever Mystery for Lovers of Libraries and the Storied Smell of Old Books
Kevin Walker and Jack Auen's ingenious debut 'Chronovisor' finds more tension than you'd have ever thought possible in filming walls of text.
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The Variety review describes “Chronovisor” as a mystery film that will especially appeal to lovers of traditional library settings, noting its atmospheric use of dark wood, green‑and‑gold lamps and the scent of old books. It characterizes the movie as both a “near‑fetishistic delight” and one that creates unsettling moments within those scholarly spaces.
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