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L'histoire d'une photographe qui tombe sous le charme d'une sorcière.L'histoire d'une photographe qui tombe sous le charme d'une sorcière.L'histoire d'une photographe qui tombe sous le charme d'une sorcière.
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- Scénario
- Casting principal
Mario Mattia Giorgetti
- Carlo, Hippie in the Demonstration
- (as Mario M. Giorgetti)
Franco Battiato
- The Man in white in the cemetery
- (non crédité)
Guido Crepax
- Guido, White Car Driver
- (non crédité)
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During the late '60s and early '70s, Carroll Baker expatriated from the United States and made some horror flicks in Italy. Among these giallo movies was "Baba Yaga". It portrays a fashion photographer (Isabelle De Funes) getting involved with an otherworldly older woman (Baker). The title identifies who she is, but people unfamiliar with Slavic mythology may not know who that is. Baba Yaga is a witch in Slavic, especially Russian, folklore. Depending on which story, she can be good or evil, but they usually portray her living in a house standing on chicken legs. We in the west usually mispronounce the second part of her name: we say YAH-gah, but it's actually yah-GAH.
But let's not get off topic. I liked this movie. It was sort of half horror, half look at the mod culture in early 1970s Italy (although it seems like all the giallo movies back then showed it). And of course, there's plenty of eroticism to go around; as far as I'm concerned, Carroll Baker embodies (pun intended) eroticism. Quite cool.
Also starring George Eastman.
But let's not get off topic. I liked this movie. It was sort of half horror, half look at the mod culture in early 1970s Italy (although it seems like all the giallo movies back then showed it). And of course, there's plenty of eroticism to go around; as far as I'm concerned, Carroll Baker embodies (pun intended) eroticism. Quite cool.
Also starring George Eastman.
- lee_eisenberg
- 4 juin 2007
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- AnecdotesCorrado Farina: The director actually takes three uncredited bit parts: as the policeman who arrives by car at the demonstration in the graveyard, as the Nazi officer with the white cat and as the WWI Prussian officer in charge of the firing squad.
- GaffesIn the fight scene between Valentina and the Hippie, in the original English version, Baba Yaga is seen kneeling before Valentina, then after a few seconds quick shots of looks back and forth exchanged between the two boxers, in the immediately following shot Baba Yaga is seen standing behind her. This is due to a missing sequence of Baba massaging her legs, as a trainer would to a fighter, removed before release, restored in the director's cut.
- Citations
Valentina Rosselli: With Brand X undergarments, no more hypocrisy, no more false modesty, and no more racial prejudice. Take off your shirt, Iwojobi. You can leave your pants on. And I want you to forget you have an education and live in the civilized world... . And now, let me see some nice primitive drive, OK? You know, like your ancestors, the ones in the jungle that ate up the missionaries?
- Versions alternativesThe film was cut for its UK cinema release to heavily edit two scenes of full frontal nudity. The 2009 Shameless DVD is fully uncut and features a print re-edited by the director which also previously deleted footage including a pre-credits graveyard scene.
- ConnexionsFeatures Le Golem (1920)
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- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
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- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Baba Yaga, Devil Witch
- Lieux de tournage
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- Durée1 heure 29 minutes
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 1.85 : 1
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