Black Emanuelle 2

Name: Emanuelle nera n° 2
Genre: Drama
Released: 1976-07-31
Duration: 1 h 31 min
Rating: 4.1
Cast: Angelo Infanti, Shulamith Lasri, Don Powell

Original title: Emanuelle nera n° 2

19761976
1h 31m

IMDb RATING

4.1/10

264

YOUR RATING

Angelo Infanti and Shulamith Lasri in Black Emanuelle 2 (1976)

Drama

An international supermodel is in a mental hospital, and her psychiatrist tries to draw out what traumatic experiences in her past contributed to put her there.An international supermodel is in a mental hospital, and her psychiatrist tries to draw out what traumatic experiences in her past contributed to put her there.An international supermodel is in a mental hospital, and her psychiatrist tries to draw out what traumatic experiences in her past contributed to put her there.

IMDb RATING

4.1/10

264

YOUR RATING

Director
- Bitto Albertini
Writers
- Mario Mariani(story)
- Bitto Albertini(screenplay)
- Ambrogio Molteni(screenplay)
Stars

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Quotes
Susan: Is doing it with your patients considered part of the cure?
Paul: Heh, no, I'm sorry to say it isn't. You know that it's symptomatic of this kind of neurosis to want to go to bed with your analyst. You can find it in the works of Freud, for example.
Susan: I can? Up your fat fanny with you and your Freud!

Connections
Referenced in El fascista, la beata y su hija desvirgada (1979)

Soundtracks
Love Rock
Written by Don Powell
Performed by The Peppers
Courtesy of CAM Records

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Review

Featured review

3/10

Boring - Skip It

I would describe "Black Emanuelle 2" as a mix of porn, corn and "Rashomon", except it's not as interesting as that description makes it sound. First of all, the female lead who replaces Laura Gemser is nowhere near her league. Her body is nice but her face is nothing special, to put it kindly. The "corn" part goes to the description of the life in the psychiatric clinic (unlocked doors for every room, patients with phones in their own bedrooms, etc.). And the "Rashomon" reference is about some flashbacks that tell the same events from two different perspectives; however, the heroine is not lying here, she just can't remember the truth because of some psychological trauma, caused by an event in her past. You'll probably guess the nature of this event before it is revealed. But you will have stopped caring before that. Shot in New York, badly dubbed in English. (*)

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