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Fatal frames: Fotogrammi mortali (1996)Alex Ritt (Rick Gianasi), a music video director comes to Italy to direct a video for pop sensation Stefania Stella. He soon encounters a mysterious killer who videotapes his victims for ... See full summary » Director:Al Festa |
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Stefania Stella
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Rick Gianasi | ... |
Alex Ritt
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David Warbeck | ... |
Commissioner Bonelli
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Commissioner Valenti
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Leo Daniel | ... |
Daniel Antonucci
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Countess Alessandra Mirafiori
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Geoffrey Copleston | ... |
Mr. Fairbrain
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Wendy Williams
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Giorgio Albertazzi | ... |
Father
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Dr. Lucidi
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Beggar
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Professor Robinson
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Man in Grey
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Massimo Pittarello | ... |
Calzetta
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Luca Antonucci
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Alex Ritt (Rick Gianasi), a music video director comes to Italy to direct a video for pop sensation Stefania Stella. He soon encounters a mysterious killer who videotapes his victims for the police. As the horrible murders continue, Ritt is unknowingly pushed into the killer's games and he soon becomes a target of the police. The video-killer is on the loose and Ritt must find out the truth before it's too late. Written by Dylan Conner
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10 April 1997 (Singapore) See more »Also Known As:
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Giallo meets the 80s - in a movie made 1996. If Fatal Frames was made in the 80s, then it would be just a styleless 80's movie, but at least contemporary at the time of release (like Le Foto di Gioia by Lamberto Bava). The movie is looking like a music-video from '83, also the score was 100% outdated.
The plot is quite OK if you manage to watch the whole movie - the end is quite logical (for giallo-standards).
Stefania Stella - the lead - also produced the movie, which might be the reason for Festa to cast her. If you are used to female actresses like Daria Nicolodi you could experience serious damage: The acting is practically not present, and her looks - ehh - okay, just forget about her.
So if you are a giallo-collector get this flick, if you're just starting your exploration of the giallo-genre (which you are probably not, if you're reading this on IMDb) please forget about this or you will never catch the giallo-spirit. Start with Argento, Bava(s), Fulci or even Michele Soavi - and then turn to Festa, smile and shake your head.