La macchina ammazzacattivi

Name: La macchina ammazzacattivi
Genre: Fantasy, Comedy
Released: December 15, 1985
Duration: 80 min
Cast: Camillo Buonanni, Clara Bindi, Gennaro Pisano, Giacomo Furia, Giovanni Amato

1985

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Cinémathèque Suisse | Release Date: December 15, 1985

Starring: Camillo Buonanni, Clara Bindi, Gennaro Pisano, Giacomo Furia, Giovanni Amato, Helen Tubbs, Joseph Falletta, Marilyn Buferd, Pietro Carloni, William Tubbs

Summary: A demon bestows on a self-righteous working photographer's camera the power to smite from the Earth "evil-doers". Naturally, the indignant photographer turns his new weapon on, one by one, his entire village, beginning with the wealthy or illustrious. Soon, the poor he is so supposedly so enamored of become his victims too, so rife withA demon bestows on a self-righteous working photographer's camera the power to smite from the Earth "evil-doers". Naturally, the indignant photographer turns his new weapon on, one by one, his entire village, beginning with the wealthy or illustrious. Soon, the poor he is so supposedly so enamored of become his victims too, so rife with impatience and contempt is he, that the slightest flaw is cause for smiting. Inevitably, he embarks on a task to destroy everyone.… Expand

Director: Roberto Rossellini

Genre(s): Fantasy, Comedy

Runtime: 80 min

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Jonathan Rosenbaum

Rossellini left this project before it was finished, and it was edited and released a few years later without his approval—but it still comes across as a remarkably suggestive fable. Read full review

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Though the farce has some lively moments and Pisano’s expressive performance exudes a crude charm, the picture is uneven as a work of entertainment. Read full review

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