Libido 1965 🇮🇹 Trailer #libibo #ernestogastaldi #giancarlogiannini #giallofever #italiangiallo
Description: 🇮🇹 Libido opera prima da regista per Ernesto Gastaldi e Vittorio Salerno interpretato da Giancarlo Giannini al suo esordio cinematografico col nome d'arte americanofilo John Charlie Johns, Mara Maryl, nel ruolo dell'attrice protagonista, Dominique Boschero e Luciano Pigozzi, con il nome di Alan Collins.
La sceneggiatura è di Ernesto Gastaldi e di Mara Maryl (coniugi nella vita reale)
🇬🇧 Libido is a 1965 B&W Italian film co-written and co-directed by Ernesto Gastaldi and Vittorio Salerno, from a story by Mara Maryl (who was Ernesto Gastaldi's wife).
It starred Giancarlo Giannini, Luciano Pigozzi and Dominique Boschero.
Libido was filmed in only 18 days on a bet, according to Gastaldi
He based the screenplay on a story idea by his wife Mara Maryl, who also had a co-starring role in the film. Gastaldi reused some footage from this film in his later 1982 horror film Notturnno con grida.
The film's plot borrowed from both Les Diaboliques and Roger Corman's Pit and the Pendulum, according to critic Adrian Luther Smith, who continued: "Despite the inevitable contstraints of the budget, "Libido" looks refreshingly sharp due to impressive B&W photography (by Romolo Garroni) and some great locations Close description
La sceneggiatura è di Ernesto Gastaldi e di Mara Maryl (coniugi nella vita reale)
🇬🇧 Libido is a 1965 B&W Italian film co-written and co-directed by Ernesto Gastaldi and Vittorio Salerno, from a story by Mara Maryl (who was Ernesto Gastaldi's wife).
It starred Giancarlo Giannini, Luciano Pigozzi and Dominique Boschero.
Libido was filmed in only 18 days on a bet, according to Gastaldi
He based the screenplay on a story idea by his wife Mara Maryl, who also had a co-starring role in the film. Gastaldi reused some footage from this film in his later 1982 horror film Notturnno con grida.
The film's plot borrowed from both Les Diaboliques and Roger Corman's Pit and the Pendulum, according to critic Adrian Luther Smith, who continued: "Despite the inevitable contstraints of the budget, "Libido" looks refreshingly sharp due to impressive B&W photography (by Romolo Garroni) and some great locations Close description
