Trauma

1993
R
1 घं 46 मि

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5.8/10

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A young man tries to help a teenage European girl who escaped from a clinic after witnessing the murder of her parents by a serial killer, and they try to find the killer before the killer finds them.

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एक युवा व्यक्ति, एक किशोर यूरोपीय लड़की की मदद करने की कोशिश करता है जो एक सीरियल किलर द्वारा उसके माता-पिता की हत्या का गवाह बनने के बाद, एक क्लिनिक अस्पताल से भाग गया था और वे हत्यारे के म... सभी पढ़ेंएक युवा व्यक्ति, एक किशोर यूरोपीय लड़की की मदद करने की कोशिश करता है जो एक सीरियल किलर द्वारा उसके माता-पिता की हत्या का गवाह बनने के बाद, एक क्लिनिक अस्पताल से भाग गया था और वे हत्यारे के मिलने पहले, हत्यारे को खोजने की कोशिश करते हैं.एक युवा व्यक्ति, एक किशोर यूरोपीय लड़की की मदद करने की कोशिश करता है जो एक सीरियल किलर द्वारा उसके माता-पिता की हत्या का गवाह बनने के बाद, एक क्लिनिक अस्पताल से भाग गया था और वे हत्यारे के मिलने पहले, हत्यारे को खोजने की कोशिश करते हैं.

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The character played by Asia Argento is inspired by her half-sister Anna (Nicolodi's daughter from a previous marriage) who actually suffered from anorexia. Anna died in a scooter accident in 1994 shortly after the film's release, but she is seen in the actual movie during the closing credits dancing in the balcony.

गूफ़
The newscaster says that Dr. Judd died on impact at the scene of the accident, but he actually delivers some last words before succumbing.

इसके अलावा अन्य वर्जन
A special uncut version reportedly available on video features 7 minutes of footage omitted from foreign prints including:
a new introduction of the Aura and David characters: David (Chris Rydell) drives Grace (Laura Johnson) to the airport and sees Aura (Asia Argento) being beaten by a man whose plane ticket she tried to steal;
a new scene features Grace visiting David at the TV station and asking him about Aura; David invites Grace to his house and then calls Aura at home to ask her if she needs any food; Aura lies to him and tells she's already eaten;
Aura visits a market and is spotted by Dr. Jarvis (Frederic Forrest), who tries to catch her;
After David and Aura escape from the Marigold, she tells him she's taken a little souvenir from Nurse Volkmann's purse; another new shot shows the Marigold's owner talking to the police;
David checks into a hotel after following Linda Quirk's car and asks for a room overlooking the parking lot;
David asks for information about Dr. Lloyd in a saloon;
After David calls Grace and asks her for prescription forms, she meets and confronts him, trying to make him face the fact that he's become a junkie;
The death scenes of Linda Quick and of the killer are more graphically explicit (the wire is seen cutting through Linda's neck).

कनेक्शन
Featured in Dario Argento: Il mio cinema (1999)

साउंडट्रैक
Ruby Rain
Sung by Laura Evan
Lyrics by Paolo Steffan
Music by Pino Donaggio
Arranged and Performed by Paolo Steffan

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7/10

Flawed but Underrated Argento Film

A young man (Christopher Rydell) finds an bulimic girl (Asia Argento) who has escaped her parents. When returned to them, a killer with a unique mechanical decapitation device strikes. Soon, the two must find out who the killer is, and what they want.

Released in 1993, "Trauma" has received some flak from Dario Argento fans, who consider it one of his weaker efforts. In a way, I can agree-the movie has several plot holes, the acting is largely hit and miss (Asia is pretty inexperienced here), and it's not as gory and stylish as his other films.

Yet, there's still plenty to recommend in this movie. The movie is Argento's more character and plot oriented films, and it's surprisingly easy to follow. There's also still plenty of Argento's wonderful stylish touches, and while not as gory as his previous movies, there's still some great kills (including a great bit involving an elevator). The score by Pino Donnaggio, while not as good as Argento's past musicians, is still up to task. Finally, the presence of several acting vets (including James Russo, Brad Dourif, Frederic Forrest, and an excellent Piper Laurie) don't hurt at all.

"Trauma" is not Argento's best movie, and certainly pales in comparison to movies like "Deep Red", "Suspiria", and "Inferno." As it stands though, it's an underrated movie, and worth a look, especially if you are an Argento fan.