
Mexican Slayride
This little-known spy film Mexican Slayride was financed by three important production companies in the world of low-budget cinema during the late 1960s.
This little-known spy film Mexican Slayride was financed by three important production companies in the world of low-budget cinema during the late 1960s.
Apparently Bekim Fehmiu has died… according to news alerts: Belgrade – Well-known Yugoslav actor of Albanian descent Bekim Fehmiu was found dead on Tuesday in […]
This was a TV adaptation of the popular Daphne Du Maurier novel Rebecca (which had actually already been adapted by the Italians in 1946).
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Someone who has always intrigued me is Gloria Paul, an English actress who ended up acting in films in Italy during the 60s. I associate her primarily with comedies and spy films, a glamorous, exotic lady who wouldn’t fit in so well with the more grimy productions made during the 70s.
Here’s an interesting sounding new Italian film. It’s had a somewhat limited release, showing on just 8 screens, and the takings have been rather low […]
Daniele Luchetti, who made the acclaimed Mio fratello è figlio unico (My Brother is An Only Child) a few years back, has a new film […]
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