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Short Night of Glass Dolls (1971)

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(Malastrana)


Country: IT/GER/YUG
Technical: Technicolor 92m
Director: Aldo Lado
Cast: Jean Sorel, Ingrid Thulin, Barbara Bach, Mario Adorf

Synopsis:

A foreign journalist in Prague searches for a missing girlfriend and finds himself the victim of narcolepsy when he traces her to a club haunted by diabolists.

Review:

Morricone-scored, imaginatively and moderately elegantly filmed psycho-thriller (too many zooms, though); the acting is wooden even in the Italian version, and the plot, reminiscent of Rosemary's Baby, is in fact derived from one of those American TV half-hours.

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(Malastrana)


Country: IT/GER/YUG
Technical: Technicolor 92m
Director: Aldo Lado
Cast: Jean Sorel, Ingrid Thulin, Barbara Bach, Mario Adorf

Synopsis:

A foreign journalist in Prague searches for a missing girlfriend and finds himself the victim of narcolepsy when he traces her to a club haunted by diabolists.

Review:

Morricone-scored, imaginatively and moderately elegantly filmed psycho-thriller (too many zooms, though); the acting is wooden even in the Italian version, and the plot, reminiscent of Rosemary's Baby, is in fact derived from one of those American TV half-hours.

(Malastrana)


Country: IT/GER/YUG
Technical: Technicolor 92m
Director: Aldo Lado
Cast: Jean Sorel, Ingrid Thulin, Barbara Bach, Mario Adorf

Synopsis:

A foreign journalist in Prague searches for a missing girlfriend and finds himself the victim of narcolepsy when he traces her to a club haunted by diabolists.

Review:

Morricone-scored, imaginatively and moderately elegantly filmed psycho-thriller (too many zooms, though); the acting is wooden even in the Italian version, and the plot, reminiscent of Rosemary's Baby, is in fact derived from one of those American TV half-hours.

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