Je suis vivant!

Titre original : La corta notte delle bambole di vetro

1971
Not Rated
1h 37min

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Un journaliste américain placé temporairement en Europe centrale recherche sa nouvelle petite amie, qui a soudainement disparu.Un journaliste américain placé temporairement en Europe centrale recherche sa nouvelle petite amie, qui a soudainement disparu.Un journaliste américain placé temporairement en Europe centrale recherche sa nouvelle petite amie, qui a soudainement disparu.

Réalisation
- Aldo Lado
Scénario
- Aldo Lado
- Rüdiger von Spies
Casting principal

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6,6/10

3,9 k

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Aldo Lado
Scénario
- Aldo Lado
- Rüdiger von Spies
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Anecdotes
Director Aldo Lado originally wanted Terence Hill in the role of Gregory Moore.

Gaffes
When the pair is kissing and talking in the apartment, girl's position changes between two shots (in the first one she is on man's shoulder, in the next one, she is under his chin.

Citations
Gregory Moore: [we hear his unspoken thoughts while he is waiting to be taken to the morgue] Dead? I'm dead? Can't be. I'm alive. Can't you tell I'm alive? I've got to make them see. You! Listen to me! Look at me! Can't you hear me? Maybe it's a nightmare. I'll try to wake up. I've got to move. Yeah, a finger. Ca' Can't! I must! Don't leave me like this. Help me! HELP ME!

Connexions
Featured in Profondo Delle Tenebre: Memento Mori (2015)

Bandes originales
The Short Night of the Butterflies
Sung by Jürgen Drews

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8/10

Tension till the last seconds

Hardly ever a movie got me clinging to my chair so much till literally the last seconds! "Malastrana" tells the story of a journalist (Jean Sorel) in Prague. He lies helplessly in a hospital and remembers in flashbacks how his girlfriend (young Barbara Bach) disappeared. Since the police was not helpful, he tried to find clues what has happened to her. Abduction, murder, or did she just run away?

In true giallo tradition, this is a movie about bizarre killings employing an eccentric visual style, dark and mysterious, but "Malastrana" is more than that. In a dialogue which was cut from the original German version (restored for the DVD release 2006), an old man bitterly sums up how the rich and powerful will always find somebody else to die for them, from the soldier on the battlefield to the... well, butterflies. You don't understand my last remark, I guess. You will when you watch this movie. Hush! No more.