Terreur sur la lagune

Original title: Solamente nero

1978
16
1h 49m

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The body of a schoolgirl is found in a meadow. The murderer is never caught, and years later, a young man named Stefano returns to the island and is reunited with his brother, the local prie... Read allThe body of a schoolgirl is found in a meadow. The murderer is never caught, and years later, a young man named Stefano returns to the island and is reunited with his brother, the local priest.The body of a schoolgirl is found in a meadow. The murderer is never caught, and years later, a young man named Stefano returns to the island and is reunited with his brother, the local priest.

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6.3/10

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Trivia
At 28'51' when Capolicchio introduces himself to Stefania Casini he tells her he is a Professor of Mathematics, Casini tells him that her job is to deal with furniture and Capolicchio calls her Architect, Stefania Casini actually graduated in Architecture at Polythechnic University of Milan.

Goofs
When the killer is being revealed and the main character pulls out the newspaper article, you can see and hear a flash from camera, probably taking pictures of the scene.

Quotes
Don Paolo: No, he's a mortal sinner. He's worse than people know. One of my parishioners, only a youngster, told me in confession that he even tried to... My God! I almost revealed a secret!

Connections
Featured in Solamente Bido (2002)

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8/10

gloomy buildings in various states of decay

Not unlike the previous years offering from the same director, Watch Me When I Kill, this giallo is somewhat different from the usual genre fare and despite being as complicated as his other and once more with a red herring on every corner and not the bloodiest of kills, this is most enjoyable. The added benefit here is the Venice setting and not the chocolate box, pretty, pretty Venice but the more realistic representation with dark narrow alleyways, cold mist rising from the dark waters and gloomy buildings in various states of decay. There are even more scenes set in the evocative, off the beaten track, Murano. But no delicate glass blowing to be seen, more the back gardens, back alleys and backwaters, all adding to the gloom of this evocative and fascinating picture.