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Scene from Nero veneziano (1978)
Scene Details
| Duration: 178 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: zorg |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 69 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 720x416 | Added: 2019-Jun-27 |
Actresses in this Scene
Rena Niehaus
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Full Biography
Rena Niehaus starred in 'Oedipus Orca' (1977), a sequel to 'La Orca' (1976). In the film, her character Alice returns home after being rescued from kidnappers but struggles with PTSD and resentment towards her parents, believing they didn't pay her ransom. She also grapples with complex emotions tied to one of her captors with whom she had a coercive sexual encounter during her ordeal.
About the Movie: Nero veneziano (1978)
Release Year: 1978
Nation: N/A
Alternative Title: Blind offer, Kuoleman Venetsia - Venetian Black, Venetian Black, Blindt offer i Venedig, Тьма Венеции, Blint offer i Venedig, Die Hölle schickt ihren Sohn, Die Wiege des Teufels, Damned in Venice
Director: Ugo Liberatore
Writer: Domenico Rafele, Ottavio Alessi, Roberto Gandus, Ugo Liberatore
Production & Genre
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Genre: Horror, Horror Film, Mystery
Story
Mark, a young, blind boy with disturbing visions, lives with his sister Christine and grandmother until the latter's accidental death, which he causes indirectly. They move to Venice where their aunt and uncle own a rundown hotel. After both relatives die by suicide, Christine turns the hotel into a brothel and becomes pregnant inexplicably, behaving increasingly cruelly towards Mark. Mark fears this might be connected to his visions of the Antichrist's birth. He seeks help from Giorgio, Christine's ex-boyfriend, to investigate a mysterious guest named Dan who might be involved. Meanwhile, Father Stefani becomes interested in Christine.
Summary
Nero veneziano (1978), directed by Ugo Liberatore, is an Italian horror film about the enigmatic events surrounding a young boy named Mark and his sister Christine after they move to Venice following their grandmother's death. The film explores themes of religion, evil, and madness, as Mark believes Christine's pregnancy and subsequent cruel behavior towards him might signal the birth of the Antichrist.