Italy,
1971, 95 min
Directed by:
Duccio TessariScreenplay:
Gianfranco ClericiCinematography:
Carlo CarliniComposer:
Gianni FerrioCast:
Helmut Berger, Evelyn Stewart, Duccio Tessari, Carole André, Silvano Tranquilli, Lorella de Luca, Wolfgang Preiss, Anna Zinnemann, Francesco D'Adda (more)Plots(1)
A girl is murdered in a park. The man is tried and convicted for the crime but afterwards the killings continue. (official distributor synopsis)
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I must say, the film got me right from the start with its use of Tchaikovsky's music, which is simply beautiful. It's his first piano concerto, and I think most of you already know that opening dramatic melody. Italians, like the Japanese, can blend beautiful classical music with terrifying scenes. This is something that definitely not everyone can achieve. Here, it's also supported by a good storyline.
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