Markings
Markings
2005, English. Directed by Andrew Haigh.
A road painter in Nevada tries to come to terms with what is missing from his life.
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- 0h 15m
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- English
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- 12 March 2005
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Markings runs 15 minutes (0h 15m).
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Markings isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 12 March 2005. (Checked 9 November 2026.)
What movies are like Markings?
If you liked Markings, try Paris, Texas, Nomadland, Canvas.
Who directed Markings?
Markings (2005) was directed by Andrew Haigh and stars Brad William Henke, Katelin Chesna.