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‘Dark Glasses’ Review: She Wears Her Shades at Night

A prostitute blinded by a stalker tries to protect a young boy. But in his first film in 10 years, Dario Argento opts for visuals as banal as the scares.

Amy Nicholson
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Dark Glasses (Movie), Movies, Pastorelli, Ilenia
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