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White Light is a strange mishmash of elements, directed by veteran television actor Al Waxman. Ostensibly a police thriller showing off the large, bare chest of its B movie star (Martin Kove), it quickly steps into a New Age realm of near-death experiences, visions of past and future lives, karmic vibrations and sensitive romantic interludes for our hunky hero. Memories of Altered States (1980) and Flatliners (1990) mingle with strictly by-the-numbers scenes of roaring cars and mob shoot-outs. There has never been a movie like this, and there may never be again. © Adrian Martin June 1993 |
