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Alex Winter's FEVER tells the moody, haunting story of an urban-dwelling twenty-something who begins to show signs of physical and mental deterioration when faced with the suffocating pressure of living alone in New York City. Nick Parker (Henry Thomas), a struggling artist, pays the bills by teaching drawing to the elderly. .. Read more

Starring	Henry Thomas, David O'Hara, Teri Hatcher, Bill Duke
Director	Alex Winter, Alex Winter
Genres	Drama

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- An eerie, insinuating tale of urban dread and mental breakdown
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- - Variety
  - 29 Jan 2006 at 16:11
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  If you read the reviews on IMDB this is a quirky, Hitchcockesque 'thriller' that is 'Dark, claustrophobic, and downright creepy'. Dark and ... read more »
  
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  Not quite sure how this ended up on my recommendations list. I was bored within minutes. Not good. Probably avoid if you can.
  
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  If you read the reviews on IMDB this is a quirky, Hitchcockesque 'thriller' that is 'Dark, claustrophobic, and downright creepy'. Dark and ... read more »
  
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  If you read the reviews on IMDB this is a quirky, Hitchcockesque 'thriller' that is 'Dark, claustrophobic, and downright creepy'. Dark and ... read more »
  
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  Not quite sure how this ended up on my recommendations list. I was bored within minutes. Not good. Probably avoid if you can.
  
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  Alex Winter's FEVER tells the moody, haunting story of an urban-dwelling twenty-something who begins to show signs of physical and mental deterioration when faced with the suffocating pressure of living alone in New York City. Nick Parker (Henry Thomas), a struggling artist, pays the bills by ...