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La
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La corta notte
delle bambole di vetro (1971, ITA/GER/YUG). Giallo film.
Directed by Aldo Lado.
Starring Ingrid Thulin, Jean Sorel, Mario Adorf, Barbara Bach, Fabijan Sovagovic, José Quaglio, Jürgen Drews,
Relja Basic, Piero Vida.
Greg Moore, an
American journalist visiting Prague with his
girlfriend Mira is found dead. However, he's
actually only temporarily paralyzed, but the
coroner fails to realize this and proceeds to
prepare him for the autopsy. While Moore awaits
his doom, he tries to recollect what has
happened to him. It all starts when his girl
disappears. He asks his friend, a local
journalist, for help. They discover that this
was just the latest in a series of
disappearances of young pretty girls in the area.
Their investigation leads them to a strange high
profile private club, whose affluent members
practice odd ritualistic orgies and bizarre dark
rites.
Country: Italy
| West Germany | Yugoslavia
Language: Italian
Filming Locations: Ljubljana (Slovenia). Incir De Paolis Studios, Rome, Lazio,
(Italy). Prague (Czech Republic). Zagreb (Croatia). Incir De Paolis Studios, Rome, Lazio, Italy (interiors).
Music by Ennio Morricone.
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Original Title: La corta notte delle bambole di vetro (1971). Barbara Bach as Mira Svoboda
... aka Malastrana (Italy: pre-release title) (West Germany)
... aka Das Todessyndrom (Germany: TV title)
... aka Catalepsia (Mexico)
... aka Paralyzed (USA: video title)
... aka Short Night of Glass Dolls (USA: DVD title)
... aka The Short Night of the Butterflies (USA: informal English title)
... aka Unter dem Skalpell des Teufels (West Germany: reissue title)
... aka La corta noche de las muñecas de cristal (Spain)
... aka Kratka noc leptira (Yugoslavia)(Servian title).
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