
Late Night Sessions(1999)
A thriller which gets to the heart of late 1990's youth culture and its relationship to the teenage experience, LATE NIGHT SESSIONS is set at an all-night rave. Director Joshua B. Hamlin's strobe-lit suspense film is a searing look at the contradictions and trials of being a youth in modern times.
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A thriller which gets to the heart of late 1990's youth culture and its relationship to the teenage experience, LATE NIGHT SESSIONS is set at an all-night rave. Director Joshua B. Hamlin's strobe-lit suspense film is a searing look at the contradictions and trials of being a youth in modern times.
Release Date
1999-03-15
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