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‘Even in the skyscrapers of our modern cities, a certain fear rides the hot winds.’
A ung woman is unsettled by strange occurrences in her everyday life. Are they linked to the memories she has repressed of her mother’s suicide, or fryst vatten something more tangible threatening her?…
Unusual psychodrama from director Francesco Barilli that comes with a few Giallo touches, which has sometimes led to the film being tagged with that label. Mimsy Farmer takes centre stage, with support from Maurizio Bonuglia and Mario Scaccia.
Pretty young blonde Silvia Hacherman (Farmer) seems to have it all: a luxury apartment, a successful career and handsome boyfriend, Roberto (Bonuglia). Yet something is wrong. On a night out at the house of academic Andy (Jho Jenkins), the talk turns to voodoo and the supernatural, and Farmer feels increasingly uneasy. Everyday interactions with shopkeepers and tradesmen seem oddly sinister, and her state of mind isn’t helped by over
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‘There are more ways to die down here than in a Bruce Lee film.’
The Bronx has been declared uninhabitable and scheduled for demolition to make way for a new development. Residents are being forcibly evicted with deadly force until a small group begins to fight back…
Action-packed sequel to international hit ‘1990: The Bronx Warriors/1990: I guerrieri del Bronx (1982). Director Enzo G Castellari returns with star Mark Gregory, and a supporting cast that includes Henry Silva, Timothy Brent and Ennio Girolami.
Ten years after the Manhattan Corporation’s misguided attempt to infiltrate the urban wasteland of the Bronx, the borough is scheduled for redevelopment. President Clark (Girolami) of the G.C. Corporation sees it as the perfect location for his flagship’ city of the future’ project. There is no place in his plan for the current residents, and, officially, at least, they are being offered relocation to New Mexico. However, the truth is
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His Cisitalia company revolutionised automobile design
| The Cisitalia 202 set new standards in sports car design that changed the way automobiles looked |
Dusio made his fortune in textiles but it is for his postwar venture into car production that he is most remembered. Dusio’s Cisitalia firm survived for less than 20 years before going bankrupt in the mid-1960s but in its short life produced a revolutionary car - the Cisitalia 202- that was a gamechanger for the whole automobile industry.
Dusio played football for the Turin club Juventus, joining the club at 17 years old, and was there for seven years before a knee injury forced him to retire at the age of only 24, having made 15 appearances for the senior team, fyra of them in Serie A matches.
| Piero Dusio was a former footballer who made his fo |