Mario Adorf,
Barbara Bach,
Relja Basic,
José Quaglio,
Jean Sorel
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A man is found one morning in the bushes of a city plaza in Prague. He is taken to a hospital where the doctors confirm that, although his eyes are wide open, he is dead. There is no heartbeat or sign... read more
DVD Release Date: June 25, 2002
Stats: 48 reviews
Told in flashbacks as our hero lies on a coroner's table, alive but frozen and unable to alert them that he isn't dead, this one makes for interesting viewing. Our lead is on the hunt for his missing girlfriend (the always lovely Barbara Bach) and meets with suspicious dead ends... read more
This is a great and unique Giallo. Were the victim who appears to be dead has to put the puzzle together through his memories of the events leading up to his 'death' Great score too.
this a fucking strange one.
i watched this mostly because of the morricone score, which is actually a lot more understated/underused than usual.
a compelling story and interesting scenery are more than enough to overcome some of the hammy acting. wish they would have done more w... read more
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