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The Stendhal Syndrome, 1996

The Stendhal Syndrome

Italian

Italy

Rating:6.0
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Profile of The Stendhal Syndrome

The Stendhal Syndrome can be described as rough, suspenseful, and bleak. The plot revolves around mind games, a serial killer, and psychological motives. The main genres are foreign, thriller, and horror. In terms of style, The Stendhal Syndrome is surreal and is gory. In approach, it is serious and realistic. It is located in Florence. The Stendhal Syndrome takes place in the 1990s. It is based on a book.

Summary of The Stendhal Syndrome

International star Asia Argento portrays Anna Manni, a beautiful detective in pursuit of a savage serial killer-rapist who has been terrorizing Italy. When his trail leads Anna to Florence's famed Uffizi Museum, the investigation takes a violently psychotic turn. Anna is struck by the bizarre phenomenon known as the Stendhal Syndrome, a psychological reaction to artwork that forces Anna into a mysterious trance. An atmospheric horror film from longtime maestro Argento.

Details

Language: Italian
Country: Italy
Release date: 18 May 1999
Runtime: 120 min

Cast and Crew

Asia Argento as Det. Anna Manni in The Stendhal Syndrome
Asia Argento

as Det. Anna Manni

Thomas Kretschmann as Alfredo Grossi in The Stendhal Syndrome
Thomas Kretschmann

as Alfredo Grossi

Luigi Diberti

as Insp. Manetti

Photos

The Stendhal Syndrome (1996)
The Stendhal Syndrome (1996)

Clips

The Stendhal Syndrome
The Stendhal Syndrome: Home Video

Critics Reviews

TV Guide
This psychological horror picture is harrowing and occasionally macabre -- you'll come away wondering what kind of father would cast his daughter in such a sexually brutal film.
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