La muerte incierta

1973
1h 29min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA planter who lives with his son in a remote area of India has an affair with a native girl. On a trip to England he remarries and the native girl commits suicide. On his return he is seized... Tout lireA planter who lives with his son in a remote area of India has an affair with a native girl. On a trip to England he remarries and the native girl commits suicide. On his return he is seized by a superstitious fear, and his wife and son become attracted to each other.A planter who lives with his son in a remote area of India has an affair with a native girl. On a trip to England he remarries and the native girl commits suicide. On his return he is seized by a superstitious fear, and his wife and son become attracted to each other.

Réalisation
- José Ramón Larraz
Scénario
- José Ramón Larraz
- Giovanni Simonelli
Casting principal

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Réalisation
- José Ramón Larraz
Scénario
- José Ramón Larraz
- Giovanni Simonelli
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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Raffaele Curi's names are reversed in the credits.

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Raffaele Curi's names are reversed in the credits.

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Clive Dawson: [to his son] Get out of here, you bastard!

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Raffaele Curi's names are reversed in the credits.

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4/10

Nice setting and premise, poor execution

British aristocrat Clive Dawson (Antonio Molino Rojo) returns to 1930s India with his new bride Brenda (Mary Maude). News of his marriage has forced his paramour Shaheen (Rosalba Neri) to commit suicide, but not before putting a curse on their stately mansion. Filmed the year before VAMPYRES, this is an attempt at a ghost story set in India. I'm sure the closest they got to India was the local curry restaurant in Spain as most of the India footage is stock footage. While the set up offers some promise, it isn't exploited to its full potential at all. Larraz can be accused of slow pacing in his films, but this might be the biggest offender. Literally nothing happens for the first hour. When it finally does, you only have 25 minutes left and, sadly, it isn't that thrilling.