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Love Me Strangely (1976)
Alain Revent, a seductive and refined man, derives a peculiar satisfaction from debasing his wives. The first, driven to the brink of despair, throws herself out of a window. Enlisting the help of an equally perverse casual acquaintance, Dino, the "handsome brute" proceeds to emotionally torture his second wife, Nathalie. The sadistic plan is picked up on by Officer Leroy who suspects the truth. Will he be able to snatch the unfortunate woman from the evil Alain's clutches?
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Alain Revent, a seductive and refined man, derives a peculiar satisfaction from debasing his wives. The first, driven to the brink of despair, throws herself out of a window. Enlisting the help of an equally perverse casual acquaintance, Dino, the "handsome brute" proceeds to emotionally torture his second wife, Nathalie. The sadistic plan is picked up on by Officer Leroy who suspects the truth. Will he be able to snatch the unfortunate woman from the evil Alain's clutches?
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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Romance
Written By:Sergio Gobbi, André Tabet, Georges Tabet
In Theaters:3/1/1976
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Mega Film, Paris-Cannes Productions
Cast
Sergio Gobbi
Director
Virna Lisi
Nathalie Revent
Helmut Berger
Alain Revent
Charles Aznavour
Inspector Leroy
Alain Noury
Dino
Françoise Brion
Jacqueline
Édith Scob
Sylvie Revent
Marc Cassot
Vincent
Yves Brainville
Commissioner Dedru
Henri Crémieux
Professor Richet, psychiatrist
André Chanu
Doctor Schwartz
Georges Berthomieu
Toxicologist
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