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Leaving D.C. is a 2012 American found-footage horror film written, directed, and produced by Josh Criss, who also plays its central character, Mark Klein. The story follows Mark after he leaves Washington, D.C., for an isolated house in rural West Virginia and records video blogs for members of an OCD support group. Strange noises and recordings outside the house gradually turn his self-documentation into a record of possible paranormal activity.
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What is Leaving D.C. about?
Leaving D.C. is a 2012 American found-footage horror film written, directed, and produced by Josh Criss. Criss also plays Mark Klein, a man who leaves Washington, D.C., for an isolated house in rural West Virginia.
Who is Mark Klein in Leaving D.C.?
Mark Klein is the central character, played by Josh Criss. After moving to rural West Virginia, he records video blogs that document increasingly disturbing events.
Why does Mark record video blogs in the film?
The video blogs serve as the film's found-footage record of Mark's life in the isolated house. They let the story unfold through what he chooses to film and describe rather than through a conventional third-person camera.
When was Leaving D.C. released?
Leaving D.C. is a 2012 horror film. It uses a rural West Virginia setting and a found-footage format rather than the large-scale production style of a mainstream studio horror movie.
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