I 7 minuti che contano

Titolo originale: The Seven Minutes

1971
VM14
1h 55min

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5,5/10

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The Seven Minutes is a steamy book written in 1969. To help with an upcoming election, a bookstore clerk is indicted for selling obscene material and most of the film centers about the trial. The defense attorneys need to find the mystery of the original publication of the book.

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Un libraio viene incriminato per aver venduto un libro osceno. Gli avvocati difensori indagano sulla storia della pubblicazione per difenderlo in un importante processo per oscenità legato a... Leggi tuttoUn libraio viene incriminato per aver venduto un libro osceno. Gli avvocati difensori indagano sulla storia della pubblicazione per difenderlo in un importante processo per oscenità legato alle prossime elezioni.Un libraio viene incriminato per aver venduto un libro osceno. Gli avvocati difensori indagano sulla storia della pubblicazione per difenderlo in un importante processo per oscenità legato alle prossime elezioni.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

5,5/10

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This film was the second of a three-picture deal between 20th Century-Fox and producer Russ Meyer (the first film was Lungo la valle delle bambole (1970)). After the film flopped at the box office, Meyer walked away from his studio deal and returned to independent filmmaking.

Connessioni
Featured in E! True Hollywood Story: Russ Meyer (1999)

Colonne sonore
Love Train
Written by Stu Phillips and Bob Stone
Sung by Don Reed

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8/10

very fun, despite what you may have heard

After scoring a hit at Fox with "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls," Russ Meyer plays it straight with a courtroom drama? Well, sort of...

Irving Wallace's novel is a terrific, suspenseful read and Meyer does a good job bringing the story to the screen, completely replacing the "surprise" ending of the novel with one of his own. As you can probably imagine, Meyer can't really play anything straight, so this film is full of Meyer's bright colors and eye-popping, um, camera work. The man is a brilliant cinematographer, and this film looks just as good as any of his others that I've seen. Odd camera angles, fast cuts, bad acting, Edy Williams, and gratuitous cleavage shots are all here and well worth a look.

Beware of the old television print of this film, for sale in some US video outlets. The hack job done by the censors just ruins the film. Fox has a gorgeous print of the film around, as it has been shown on the FX channel in the past, open matte (unlike BVOD, this one wasn't shot in Panavision), fully uncut and looking brand new. Write the folks at Fox and demand a proper video release!