Circuito chiuso

Filme para televisão
1978
1 h 46 min

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Spaghetti Western Crime Mystery Sci-Fi Thriller Western

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAfter a man is shot dead in his seat during a matinee showing of a Spaghetti Western, the police prevent everyone inside the cinema from leaving in an effort to nab the culprit.After a man is shot dead in his seat during a matinee showing of a Spaghetti Western, the police prevent everyone inside the cinema from leaving in an effort to nab the culprit.After a man is shot dead in his seat during a matinee showing of a Spaghetti Western, the police prevent everyone inside the cinema from leaving in an effort to nab the culprit.

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The movie poster in the main lobby is that of Day of Anger (1967). This however is not the movie being played in the theater, which is actually A Sky Full of Stars for a Roof (1968). According to dialogue in the begining of the movie, thry are playing "another western" today. Day of Anger is suposed to be playing tomorrow. Both westerns star Giuliano Gemma.

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Aldo Capocci: [of the homosexuals] Take them under the stage and keep an eye on them.

Conexões
Features A Pistola é Minha Bíblia (1968)

Trilhas sonoras
E per tetto un cielo di stelle
From A Pistola é Minha Bíblia (1968)
Composed by Ennio Morricone

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5/10

A weird one

A very strange little movie which they describe as a giallo, although I'm not sure. It's more of a murder mystery that focuses almost exclusively on the police procedural investigation of a cinema shooting. Quite low budget, generally taking place in the cinema itself, and lacking the kind of style and incident this genre is known for. Perhaps remarkable for the unsolvable explanation at the climax, in which this turns out to be a very loose adaptation of a Ray Bradbury story.