The credits fade onto a blind man tapping his way down the sidewalk, he enters a dingy boarding house and hears a shot fired in one of the upstairs bedrooms. A door opens from audience POV. A man tumbles out of the door and falls, slides and slithers down two flights of stairs and is dead when he hits the bottom. Then follows nearly 100 minutes of flashback and flashbacks-within-flashbacks about a veteran returning from the war, tired and disillusioned, only to find that the girl he loves has lied to him about her relationship with another man, and that man is sadistic, boastful and tauntful.
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The Long Night
The Long Night
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The House
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Bad Connection
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Bad Dreams
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Visitors
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The Encounter
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Flashes
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Who the F**k Are You?
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Saving Grace
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The Possession
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Forest Dream
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Strange Dream of Jack
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They Were in My Head
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Lighting the Fire
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The Phone Call
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Fighting Demons
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Demon Mythology
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Coming for You
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She Floats
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Jack Fights
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Into the Woods
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Found
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The Act
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The Committal
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The Unmasking
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Snake Baby
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Guzzle It Down
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Uktena Freed
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So Long Jack
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Going Home
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End Credits
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Main Title
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A Shot Is Fired
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A Crowd Gathers
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What Happened Joe?
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How Can I Explain...
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Welcome Home
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The Dress
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You're Not JEalous, Are You?
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Al King's Jungle
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Introducing Charlene!
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"Over The Waves"
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A House of Cards
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A Real sMoothie From Way Back
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Max's Menagerie
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Jungle Jump
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Ready For Another?
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"Come Out WHerever You Are"
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Joe And Teddy / The Chief / Photographs
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Charlie's Room
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Charlie's Nightmares
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"Wishing"
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Max's Mendacity
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Levitation
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Joann Assists
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Bus Meeting / Buying Gardenias
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Romeo and Juliet / Airport Diner
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Unwanted Affection
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Christmas Present
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Slide Show
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A Little White Lie
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Reassurance
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You're Giving Me Your Dreams
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Like White Rosebud In The Morning Dew
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Everyone Tells Lies Sometimes
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Joanne's Desperate Plea
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The Day Of The Killing
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Shooting Max
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Tortuous Voices
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Finale
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End Cast
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User reviews
Elizabeth Perez
5/10
The use of subtle instrumentation and ambient sounds in the soundtrack enhances the feeling of isolation and despair experienced by the protagonist, adding depth to the storytelling.
Ashley Clark
10/10
The haunting and melancholic melodies in the soundtrack of The Long Night perfectly capture the emotional depth and complexity of the characters' struggles. The music enhances the atmosphere of betrayal and disillusionment, pulling me deeper into the story with its evocative tones and haunting themes.
Mary Jones
6/10
The score's ability to evoke a range of emotions, from sorrow to tension to heartbreak, showcases the composer's talent in capturing the essence of the characters' inner struggles.
Susan Perez
5/10
The use of silence and minimalistic soundscapes in certain scenes creates a sense of suspense and anticipation, heightening the impact of pivotal moments in the story.
Paul Lee
6/10
The music seamlessly transitions between different timelines and emotional beats, helping to guide the audience through the complex narrative structure of the film.
Margaret Perez
10/10
The use of recurring motifs and variations in the soundtrack of The Long Night adds a layer of depth and cohesion to the narrative, creating a sense of continuity and emotional resonance throughout the film. The music not only underscores the characters' inner turmoil but also serves as a powerful storytelling device, guiding the audience through the intricate web of flashbacks and revelations with its poignant melodies and subtle nuances.
Patricia Williams
5/10
Overall, the atmospheric and evocative nature of the music in The Long Night elevates the viewing experience, immersing the audience in the film's dark and complex world.
Kimberly Miller
5/10
The recurring motifs and themes in the soundtrack provide a sense of cohesion and continuity throughout the film, reinforcing key moments and character arcs.
Kenneth Turner
5/10
The haunting melodies in The Long Night effectively set the somber and mysterious tone of the film, creating a sense of unease from the very beginning.
