Chi l'ha Vista Morire? (1972)
Genre: Thriller / Mystery
Duration: 94 minuten
Alternative titles: Who Saw Her Die? / The Child
Country:
Italy
Directed by: Aldo Lado
Stars: George Lazenby, Anita Strindberg and Peter Chatel
IMDb score:
6,4 (3.433)
Releasedate: 12 May 1972
Chi l'ha Vista Morire? plot
In Venice, the daughter, still a child, of the sculptor Franco (Lazenby) is murdered by a psychopath. The police are at a dead end and are doing nothing about it. Franco decides to investigate himself and his estranged wife decides to help too. The closer he gets to the killer, the more dangerous it becomes, for Franco, but also for the people he involves in his investigation.
Actors and actresses
Franco Serpieri
Elizabeth Serpieri
Serafian
Ginevra Storelli
Filippo Venier
Journalist Cuman
Bonaiuti
Father James
Roberta Serpieri
Gabriella
Reviews & comments
Quentin
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- 10218 messages
- 8615 votes
Nice Don't Look Now avant la lettre, quite atmospheric but not really exciting until the last half hour. 3*
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wendyvortex
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- 5309 messages
- 7328 votes
When Nicholas Roeg was working on Don't Look Now in Venice, there must have been some Italians looking over his shoulder to see what he was doing.
Quickly brought in a local director to come up with a Venice thriller a few months before Roeg himself.
However, the result is impressive: "he focuses on Aldo's atmosphere ... a lot of mysterious searching through narrow alleys and a lot of fog on the canals."
Story is more of a whodunnit, with some nonfunctional nudity, strange figures with the necessary sexual deviations, killer with leather gloves (we don't really believe in an old lady, do we?)
Nice kills in porn cinema and at the parakeets.
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Bobbejaantje
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- 2365 messages
- 2119 votes
The setting in Venice is hard to beat and is ideal for a whodunnit. Furthermore, there is the excellent direction and photography. George Lazenby is fine in the leading role and the other cast does not go wrong either, with Anita Strindberg in the lead. The confusing story is marked at regular intervals by creepy POVs of the serial killer. Creepy also because of Ennio Morricone's score. Rarely have children's voices in the mix sounded so creepy. The film has a satisfying and exciting climax. Mission accomplished.
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