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Auto Focus is a tragedy based on Bob Crane (Greg Kinnear) who was a radio personality before he became the star of the 1960s television show Hogan's Heroes. Through Bob's success on the show of Hogan's Heroes he meets John Carpenter (Willem Dafoe), a technology guru. John introduces Bob to stripteases and later the easy access that Bob has to women. In addition, John demonstrates the video camera for Bob which becomes a tool for the two friends as they begin a sexual escapade with countless numbers of women. This leads Bob on to a road of difficulty as it isolates him from a public life, which he has grown accustomed to. Auto Focus offers a solid cinematic experience as the Bob Crane story unfolds, which is supported by a terrific cast and solid camera work. |
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| BY KIM ANEHALL – 3/19/2004 | |
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