Los pasos del miedo (Fragment of Fear) (Richard C. Sarafian, 1970)

Filmaffinity | IMDb
Guión: Paul Dehn (Novela: John Bingham)
Música: Johnny Harris
Fotografía: Oswald Morris
Reparto: David Hemmings, Gayle Hunnicutt, Wilfrid Hyde-White, Flora Robson, Adolfo Celi, Roland Culver, Daniel Massey, Mona Washbourne, Zakes Mokae
Productora: Columbia Pictures Corporation
Género: Intriga | Drama | Crimen
Sinopsis: La tía de un novelista que hizo fortuna describiendo sus experiencias con drogas alucinogenas es asesinada de la misma manera que su marido, hace años. (FILMAFFINITY)
[quote]This is a little known gem from the underrated director of the cult road movie Vanishing Point which plays with audience expectations.
Fans of David Hemmings, who appreciate his work at this time in Blow Up and Deep Red ( to name two of his most famous cult collaborations) will be delighted to discover this performance. Minor characters are also well drawn and much of the location work in London and elsewhere is atmospheric and excellent.
The central concern of the film is Hemmings' suspicion that there is a conspiracy afoot attempting, amongst other things, to undermine his sanity. Some of the elements here recall Polanski's work on creating an effect of mental instability in his Repulsion.
Trivia: During production on British Rail's Waterloo & City tube line, a train ran into the buffer stops at the end of the line at Bank station. David Hemmings , Gayle Hunnicutt, and 10 extras suffered minor injuries.[/quote]
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Subtítulos en español
Los subtítulos en español son cortesía de Sims, con arreglos de professor keller.
Muchas gracias a ambos.

Filmaffinity | IMDb
Guión: Paul Dehn (Novela: John Bingham)
Música: Johnny Harris
Fotografía: Oswald Morris
Reparto: David Hemmings, Gayle Hunnicutt, Wilfrid Hyde-White, Flora Robson, Adolfo Celi, Roland Culver, Daniel Massey, Mona Washbourne, Zakes Mokae
Productora: Columbia Pictures Corporation
Género: Intriga | Drama | Crimen
Sinopsis: La tía de un novelista que hizo fortuna describiendo sus experiencias con drogas alucinogenas es asesinada de la misma manera que su marido, hace años. (FILMAFFINITY)
[quote]This is a little known gem from the underrated director of the cult road movie Vanishing Point which plays with audience expectations.
Fans of David Hemmings, who appreciate his work at this time in Blow Up and Deep Red ( to name two of his most famous cult collaborations) will be delighted to discover this performance. Minor characters are also well drawn and much of the location work in London and elsewhere is atmospheric and excellent.
The central concern of the film is Hemmings' suspicion that there is a conspiracy afoot attempting, amongst other things, to undermine his sanity. Some of the elements here recall Polanski's work on creating an effect of mental instability in his Repulsion.
Trivia: During production on British Rail's Waterloo & City tube line, a train ran into the buffer stops at the end of the line at Bank station. David Hemmings , Gayle Hunnicutt, and 10 extras suffered minor injuries.[/quote]






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Los subtítulos en español son cortesía de Sims, con arreglos de professor keller.
Muchas gracias a ambos.