Where the Night Begins
Directed by Maurizio ZaccaroSeptember 10, 1991 1h 34mHorror
6.26.2
This film tells the story about a young man, Irving, who returns to the house where he grew up - just after the death of his father, whose reputation got destroyed by the suicide of a young woman he had an affair with. Irving left his small-town home a long time ago, after breaking off relations with his father, who was capable of all kinds of wrongdoing. In particular, Irving's old man got a girl pregnant and didn't even begin to do the right thing by her. Now that the old coot is dead and he is the sole heir, Irving has come back to town determined to right past wrongs, and see to it that the girl's family benefits from his legacy. The young man soon gets obsessed by the house and the past of his dad...
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Where the Night Begins was released on September 10, 1991.
Where the Night Begins was directed by Maurizio Zaccaro.
Where the Night Begins has a runtime of 1h 34m.
Where the Night Begins was produced by Luigi De Laurentiis, Aurelio De Laurentiis, Antonio Avati.
This film tells the story about a young man, Irving, who returns to the house where he grew up - just after the death of his father, whose reputation got destroyed by the suicide of a young woman he had an affair with. Irving left his small-town home a long time ago, after breaking off relations with his father, who was capable of all kinds of wrongdoing. In particular, Irving's old man got a girl pregnant and didn't even begin to do the right thing by her. Now that the old coot is dead and he is the sole heir, Irving has come back to town determined to right past wrongs, and see to it that the girl's family benefits from his legacy. The young man soon gets obsessed by the house and the past of his dad...
The key characters in Where the Night Begins are Irving (Tom Gallop), Nora (Cara Wilder), Lee (Don Pearson).
Where the Night Begins is a Horror film.
Where the Night Begins has an audience rating of 6.2 out of 10.