Le sang des innocents

Titre original : Non ho sonno

2001
16
1h 57min

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Chiara Caselli in Le sang des innocents (2001)

Un commissaire âgé à la retraite et un jeune détective amateur font équipe pour attraper un tueur en série qui a repris sa vague de crimes à Turin, en Italie après une interruption de 17 ans... Tout lireUn commissaire âgé à la retraite et un jeune détective amateur font équipe pour attraper un tueur en série qui a repris sa vague de crimes à Turin, en Italie après une interruption de 17 ans.Un commissaire âgé à la retraite et un jeune détective amateur font équipe pour attraper un tueur en série qui a repris sa vague de crimes à Turin, en Italie après une interruption de 17 ans.

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6,2/10

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Récompenses
- 2 nominations au total

Anecdotes
'Max von Sydow' insisted that the parrot in the film would be called Marcello. Named after Marcello Mastroianni whom he has got to know after making several films in Italy in the past.

Gaffes
When detective defends himself with gun, bullets would scare off the parrot.

Crédits fous
The final scene of this movie and the closing credits play at the same time.

Versions alternatives
SPOILER: In the Spanish Castilian dubbing, the own dubbing reveals who's the killer just hearing his voice.

Connexions
Featured in Sul set del 'nuovo' film di Dario Argento: Non ho Sonno (2001)

Bandes originales
Mi casa tu casa
Music by Luca Morino and Fabio Barovero
Lyrics by Luca Morino
Performed by Mau Mau

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7/10

Argento's Back

Sleepless might be Dario Argento's last truly good movie. It's far from perfect and never quite reaches the stylistic heights of his 70's and 80's work, but it's a somewhat smart re-imagining of the giallo film with enough gory set pieces to keep the gorehounds satisfied and just enough twists and turns to keep the mystery fans on their toes.

Max Von Sydow plays an aging detective brought back into a murder case 20 years later when it appears that the murderer has returned to continue their killing spree. He's joined by the son of one of the victims and, together, they team up to figure out who's behind all this mayhem.

Sleepless has its high points - the opening train sequence might be one of Argento's best and all the murder set pieces are inventive and filled with shockingly good effects that are sure to make you cringe. Also, Goblin has reunited to give us one of their most effective scores that helps the film tremendously.

There are pacing issues in the middle section of the film and the two young leads aren't as well written or interesting as one would like which makes many of their scenes drag and feel like work to get through. It's no slight to the actors, because I don't think it's their fault at all. The murder mystery is at least interesting and the killer's reveal is at least a genuine surprise.

Sleepless won't be classified by anyone as top tier Argento, but it's one of his best post-80's works.