Os Olhos Sem Rosto

Título original: Les yeux sans visage

1960
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1 h 30 min

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Juliette Mayniel in Os Olhos Sem Rosto (1960)

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Um cirurgião causa um acidente que deixa sua filha desfigurada e fará todo o possível para dar-lhe um novo rosto.Um cirurgião causa um acidente que deixa sua filha desfigurada e fará todo o possível para dar-lhe um novo rosto.Um cirurgião causa um acidente que deixa sua filha desfigurada e fará todo o possível para dar-lhe um novo rosto.

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Curiosidades
During the original release of the film, an English film critic for The Spectator was nearly fired for writing it a positive review, while the general critical reaction had been poor.

Erros de gravação
When she's not wearing it, Christiane's mask is very thick and heavy and would only seem to cover her face. When she puts it on, however, it is very thin, close-fitting, and seamlessly covers her jawline and the underside of her chin, revealing that the mask itself is a prop while the actress probably wears a combination of makeup and prosthetics.

Citações
Christiane Génessier: My face frightens me. My mask frightens me even more.

Versões alternativas
The films initial 1962 release to the US was edited and the film was re-titled. The surgery scene was cut down for content, while scenes that made Dr. Genessier seem sympathetic (particularly the scene where he cares for an ailing boy) were also edited.

Conexões
Featured in Cinéma, de notre temps: Georges Franju, le visionnaire (1996)

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8/10

Poetic Horror

Georges Franju's version of a mad scientist trying to play God tells about a brilliant but controlling and obsessive doctor who is trying to restore the face of his own beloved daughter that was horribly disfigured in a car accident caused by his reckless driving. He requires tissues of recently deceased young women that look like his daughter and he is not going to wait for them to die in an accident - he creates the accidents with help of his loyal secretary/nurse/lover/former patient Louise (Alida Valli of "The Third Man") who kidnaps the unsuspecting girls and brings them to the secluded mansion in one of Paris's suburbs where Doctor Génessier is ready to perform the fascinating and horrifying surgeries.

"Eyes without a Face" is a very impressive, classy picture that has inspired many later horror movies. The music by Maurice Jarr adds to the uneasy and creepy atmosphere - it makes you feel like on the never-stopping ominous merry-go-round and you can't get off it.