Driven to drink by his wife's death, a tormented doctor is committed to an experimental rehab.
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| John Savage | ... | Dr. Ian Lazarre | |
| Kim Cattrall | ... | Racquel Chambers | |
| Malcolm McDowell | ... | Dr. Vernon Renquist | |
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Candice Daly | ... | Wendy / Teresa Lazarre |
| Eric Pierpoint | ... | Joe McNamara | |
| Sam J. Jones | ... | James (as Sam Jones) | |
| Denis Forest | ... | Jonas Kellar | |
| David St. James | ... | Van Ness | |
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Timothy Patrick Quill | ... | Prisoner |
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Barry Lee Pearl | ... | Stan Horowitz |
| Rance Howard | ... | Judge Bloom | |
| Jean Speegle Howard | ... | Mrs. Gloria Smith | |
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Paul Sarnoff | ... | Marty the Bartender |
| Danielle Nicolet | ... | Lisa | |
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Sharon Mendel | ... | Helene Smith |
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After the death of his beloved wife Wendy, the psychologist Dr. Ian Lazarre becomes alcoholic. His second wife Teresa Lazarre has just left him but together with his lawyer and best friend Joe McNamara, they convince Ian to go to rehab. They bring him to the Blackhurst Institute, where Dr. Vernon Renquist submits Ian to an experimental treatment with the support of the nurses Racquel Chambers and the strong James. However Ian becomes aggressive and delusional, and believes Dr. Renquist is damaging his brain with the medication and Teresa is cheating him with Joe. Is Ian right or becoming deranged? Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Courtesy of Creative Support Services (BMI)
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When Nurse Racquel takes Dr. Lazarre to see his visitors, she is in the cell wearing flat shoes, then in the corridor she is wearing high heels and in the visitors room she is back in flat shoes. See more »Soundtracks
Divertimento No. 1 in D/AndanteWritten by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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This is an awful film but it does have the outlines of a plot that Hitchcock or someone with talent would have made into an excellent film. No one here seems to have noticed the odd choice made by someone connected with this film to use parts of the magnificent Mozart Mass in C Minor as background to torture scenes in a mental hospital. (It's strange that no one here seems to have noticed the beautiful music.) As it is the film seems almost comic.Kim Cattrall's character is completely ridiculous (although not impossible in a mental hospital setting...)The cast was capable of good work..I wonder how much they knew about the film when they signed their contracts. I wonder why anyone was willing to produce it. It's sad..It could have been a good film.