L'enfer dans la peau

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A beautiful heiress is kidnapped and held hostage until her wealthy father comes up with a ransom. The heiress develops an attraction to one of her kidnappers, but another member of the gang... Read allA beautiful heiress is kidnapped and held hostage until her wealthy father comes up with a ransom. The heiress develops an attraction to one of her kidnappers, but another member of the gang tries to rape her, leading to a deadly triangle.A beautiful heiress is kidnapped and held hostage until her wealthy father comes up with a ransom. The heiress develops an attraction to one of her kidnappers, but another member of the gang tries to rape her, leading to a deadly triangle.

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5.3/10

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Willy Braque

François…

Yves Duffaut

Carl

Annie Josse

François's mistress

Virginie Solenn

Virginie
(as Virginia De Solen)

Alain Tissier

Pierre…

José Bénazéraf

Mob Boss
(uncredited)

Director
- José Bénazéraf
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- José Bénazéraf
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5jbgeorges

Search for style leading nowhere

Mid-60's movie," would like to be" stylish, bizarre and erotic, It has a few erotic moments but otherwise it is boring and very badly acted, with stupid dialogs. Not everyone is Godard... Music and style are not enough to save it.

7goblinhairedguy

Beatnik grace

This low-budget exercise in pure absurd style is probably Benazeraf's signature work, the petulant gangster characters and eccentric editing having the feel of early Godard. As with the rest of his oeuvre, the film breaks out into wild erotic dances to free-form jazz which don't really fit with the narrative, lending a surrealistic and devil-may-care beatnik aura. The Chet Baker score and the tight-fitting casual wear now make the milieu seem ultra-hip at the turn of the millennium. No wonder Radley Metzger picked up some of Benazeraf's films for American distribution; they're definitely birds of a feather -- and what exotic plumage they share!