Yves Montand

Jocelyn Lane

Ingrid Bergman

Michèle Mercier

Goodbye Again

Goodbye Again (1961)

Robert Hossein

Alberico Donadeo

Paul Muller

This is the fourth film of the Angélique series. Having discovered that her beloved is still alive, Angélique boards a galley ship and sails the Mediterranean. However, their ship is attacked by pirates and Angélique once more finds herself in peril...—L. Hamre

Untamable Angelique

Untamable Angelique (1967)

Silvana Bacci

Aly Ben Ayed

The Angélique series comes to a conclusion in this fifth film. Angélique's unparalleled beauty lands her in trouble. She is captured and brought to the harem of the Mulay Ismail, Sultan of Morocco. However, the rebellious beauty refuses to be tamed...—L. Hamre

Angelique and the Sultan

Angelique and the Sultan (1968)

Jean-Louis Trintignant

Jean Rochefort

Serge Marquand

This is the second in the Angélique series. Picking up where the previous adventure ended, Angélique joins her childhood friend Nicolas and his band of bandits. But when tragedy hits, the beautiful and ever resourceful Angélique finds a way to move on. She rescues her children, becomes a successful businesswoman by running her own restaurant, and becomes entangled in politics. But where will her heart lead her next...?—L. Hamre

Merveilleuse Angélique

Merveilleuse Angélique (1965)

Lino Banfi

Roberto

This is the third of the Angélique films. After the loss of her second husband, Angélique goes home to live quietly with her children. However, King Louis XIV has a mission for her involving the Persian ambassador. Later, rumors spread that she has become the new mistress of the king. As Angélique navigates politics and matters of the heart, she uncovers a secret....—L. Hamre

Angelique and the King

Angelique and the King (1966)

Charles Aznavour

Serge Davri

Claude Heymann

Once a successful concert pianist under his birth name Edouard Saroyan, Charlie Koller is now a pianist playing honky-tonk music in a sleazy Paris bar owned and operated by Plyne, and most in Charlie's current life are unaware of his concert-pianist past. This new life, in which he is caring for his youngest brother, minor Fido Saroyan, is to escape the pain associated with his past life, which included a marriage to waitress Thérèse Saroyan. Charlie has always been a shy, reserved man, coming out of that concert pianist life which has made him retreat further into his shell where he only feels comfortable behind the keyboard. Besides Fido, the only person of any meaning in Charlie's life is his prostitute neighbor Clarisse, who looks after Fido when needed and is Charlie's paid bed partner when he needs human connection. Charlie's life becomes more complex with two developments. First, he is attracted to Léna, a waitress at Plyne's--who is also admired by Plyne himself although he doubts that she would ever be attracted to him. Second: Charlie's eldest brother, not-so-adept criminal Chico Saroyan, solicits his help in eluding two criminal associates, Momo and Ernest, whom he and their last brother Richard Saroyan bilked in what was their only job together.—Huggo

Shoot the Piano Player

Shoot the Piano Player (1960)

André Luguet

Malka Ribowska

Fernand Guiot

On the evening of brilliant success, Pierre Montand, a lawyer from Dijon with ascending fame - forty years old - falls passionately in love with a young medical student, Nathalie, met in a "boite" where she is a trainer, job she does every evening to support her studies. This brutal and reciprocal passion is not without raising practically insurmountable difficulties. Pierre Montand is married, and a prisoner of a very prominent social situation. The lovers can only see each other furtively. Nathalie, overwhelmed by these moments that are too rarely granted, decides to break up. One New Year's Eve, she emphatically signifies this to Pierre Montand. Mad with grief, anger and jealousy, the latter gets drunk, loses control of himself, threatens Nathalie with his revolver and, for several hours, loses his memory. It was during this night of rupture that the corpse of a former "fiancé" of Nathalie was discovered, Montand's revolver lying near him. The lawyer is suspected and arrested. After eighteen months of imprisonment and a difficult trial, he was acquitted, for lack of absolute proof. This acquittal leaves a deep unease and convinces no one. Montand himself wonders if he did not kill his rival during an insane fit of jealousy. Patiently, he takes up the elements of the case and discovers this "second truth" how atrocious. For fear that he would kill himself with his revolver, Nathalie seized her lover's gun. And, mad with grief, faced with the reproaches levelled at her by the young student with whom she would have liked to forget Pierre Montand, gun in hand, she fired and killed him. Understanding that Pierre Montand will finally discover the horror of this crime and her cowardice since she has not denounced herself, she flees at the wheel of her car, and suicide or accident dies crushed by a train, at a crossing.
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The Second Twin

The Second Twin (1966)

Jacques Dufilho

Dominique Zardi

Bernard Musson

A woman learns that she is her forgotten rich uncle 's sole legatee; but there is an embarrassing clause: she has to be a widow to come into the money or else the fortune will go to a vague sect . The problem is that she's married so she has to dispose of the husband. She's so clumsy that she always kills the wrong man. Then, fortunately, one of the dead bodies resembles her husband, and it could be the solution.

A Golden Widow

A Golden Widow (1969)

Fabio Testi

Dan Sturkie

Saturno Cerra

A melancholic gunfighter is drawn into a vengeful and tragic kidnapping plot by his widowed ex-lover.

Cemetery Without Crosses

Cemetery Without Crosses (1969)

Etchika Choureau

Madeleine Lebeau

Giuliano Gemma

In this first part of the Angélique cycle, set in Mid-17th century France under the young Sun King Louis XIV, still struggling for his throne, while beggars and brigands roam the country, Angélique de Sancé de Monteloup, fifth child of an impoverished country nobleman in the Poitou marshlands, expected to struggle for a meager subsistence, educated in a nunnery, is betrothed at 17 to Joffrey de Peyrac, the 12 years older rich but cripple Comte de (count of) Peyrac de Morens and seigneur (Lord) of Toulouse, scarred in the face and said to be a sorcerer, in fact practicing oriental mining techniques which make his vast fortune. For the sake of her family, Angélique reluctantly agrees to the match but refuses the advances of her husband, who does not enforce his conjugal rights, wishing only to win her heart. As Angelique gradually discovers virtuous Peyrac's remarkable talents as scientist, musician and philosopher, she falls passionately in love with him. Joffrey's unusual way of life is threatened by the ambitious Archbishop of Toulouse, and soon the jealous young king Louis XIV: Joffrey is arrested for 'sorcery'. Angélique single-handedly faces the royal court, surviving murder and poison attempts on herself in a fruitless effort to save Joffrey from the stake. Intent on revenge and survival on her own, Angélique desperately joins the dark Paris underworld, finding it now ruled by her youth friend, farmer's son Nicolas, whose true love she had forsaken for her arranged marriage.—KGF Vissers

Angélique

Angélique (1964)

Mark Damon

Boris Karloff

Glauco Onorato

A trio of atmospheric horror tales about: A woman terrorized in her apartment by phone calls from an escaped prisoner from her past; a Russian count in the early 1800s who stumbles upon a family in the countryside trying to destroy a particularly vicious line of vampires; and a 1900-era nurse who makes a fateful decision while preparing the corpse of one of her patients - an elderly medium who died during a seance.—scgary66

Black Sabbath

Black Sabbath (1963)

Klaus Kinski

Anthony Franciosa

Peter Carsten

In an attempt to convince journalist Alan Foster [Anthony Franciosa] that his horror
stories are not pure fantasy, Edgar Allan Poe [Klaus Kinski] challenges the journalist to
spend All Soul's Eve in Lord Thomas Blackwood's [Enrico Osterman] mansion, a challenge from
which no one has ever returned. Alan's evening in the uninhabited,
spiderweb-invested castle starts out uneventfully, until Alan discovers
that he is not alone. Sharing the house with him is Elisabeth Blackwood [Michèle Mercier],
sister of Lord Blackwell and the most beautiful woman he has ever seen,
along with Elisabeth's lover Julia [Karin Field], a murderer named Herbert [Raf Baldassarre], one Dr
Carmus [Peter Carsten] who writes books about metaphysical medicine, and an entire
ballroom full of dancers.Within 15 minutes, Alan and Elisabeth have fallen in love, but it is
Dr Carmas who explains the scene that begins to unfold before them. While
Elisabeth's husband William [Silvano Tranquilli] was away on business, Elisabeth took up with
Herbert. Upon William's return, Herbert stabbed him in a jealous rage.
When Herbert turned on Elisabeth, Julia killed Herbert. Elisabeth then
killed Julia in revenge. Yet, there they all are, alive and Well.It's like a snake, Carmus explains, that will continue to bite even
after having its head separated from its body, because its sense of
defense does not die when the body dies. The soul and the senses can
continue to live on, even when the body has passed and begins to
disintegrate. Now, each year on All Soul's Eve, the dead ones come to life
in search of human blood to tide them over another year.Suddenly all the players begin advancing on Alan. "We need your
blood," says Carmus. "Your blood is our life," says Julia. "It's the only
way to assure us a night of life one year from now." Alan tries to escape
but all the doors are locked. Out of love for him, Elisabeth offers to
help Alan escape. She leads him out to the front gate but, being dead, she
can go no further. Alan tries to pull her with him, but she disappears. As
Alan goes through the front gate, he is impaled on a wrought iron spike.Epilogue: Poe and Lord Blackwood ride by the gate in their carriage.
Seeing Alan impaled on the gate, Lord Blackwood pronounces him the loser
of the wager. Elisabeth's voice is heard asking Alan whether he stayed for
her, and Alan replies, "Yes, Elisabeth." [Original Synopsis by bj_kuehl.]

Web of the Spider

Web of the Spider (1971)

Anna Karina

Raquel Welch

Jeanne Moreau

A collection of sketches on prostitution through the ages. 1) "The Prehistoric Era": A caveman discovers that a cavewoman is more attractive when cave paint is applied to her face. And she can earn more seashells that way. 2) "Roman Nights": The Emperor (Gastone Moschin) goes out seeking a little nocturnal amusement, only to find that the high-priced, Oriental courtesan he hires is his wife, the Empress (Elsa Martinelli). 3) "Mademoiselle Mimi": In revolutionary France, Mimi finds that her client, the nephew of a marquis, is more interested in watching the guillotinings out her window than he is in going to bed. 4) "The Gay Nineties": When Nini (Raquel Welch) discovers by accident that her antiquated customer is a banker, she pretends to be an honest woman who has fallen in love with him. She even pays him, just like a gigolo. 5) "Paris Today": Two girls pick up clients by driving around in a car, and then an ambulance. Police pull the vehicle over for speeding. 6) "Anticipation": Demetrius (Jacques Charrier) has just arrived on Earth from another galaxy. But the girl brought to him by the commissar, Hostess 703 (Anna Karina), is not a "physical love" girl; she's a "sentimental love" one, who only knows how to excite men with language.—David Carless

The Oldest Profession

The Oldest Profession (1967)

Charlton Heston

Alfredo Mayo

Luis Barboo

A house dog is abducted and brought to the north as a sled dog.

The Call of the Wild

The Call of the Wild (1972)

Terence Hill

Donald O'Connor

Vittorio De Sica

A poor young man finds a magic lamp that possesses a genie, who will grant the boy three wishes if he sets him free from the lamp.

The Wonders of Aladdin

The Wonders of Aladdin (1961)

Barbara Sommers

Jean-Paul Belmondo

Stefania Sandrelli

When French ex-paratrooper turned amateur boxer Michel Maudet looses his last fight he decides to quit boxing. The French banker and businessman Dieudonné Ferchaux is looking for a new personal secretary and bodyguard. The 25 year old ex-paratrooper is perfect for this role and he accepts the job. Because Mr. Ferchaux is in trouble with the French authorities, especially for his tax evasion crimes, he decides to run to America taking his personal secretary and bodyguard with him. After being threatened with extradition from the USA Mr. Ferchaux plans to escape to South America.He carries a vast sum of money with him but his bodyguard Maudet has a few dishonest ideas of his own.—nufs68

Magnet of Doom

Magnet of Doom (1963)

Charles Bronson

Fikret Hakan

Tony Curtis

Two former U.S. Army soldiers, Adam Dyer and Josh Corey, join a band of Turkish mercenaries in 1922 Turkey. They are hired by Osman Bey, a local governor, to escort his three daughters to Smyran and to protect a gold shipment that is to accompany them. Nobody is aware that Elci, a local colonel, plans to steal the gold for himself, while a rebel general pursues all parties involved.—Anonymous

You Can't Win 'Em All

You Can't Win 'Em All (1970)

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