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The restorer Stefano is hired by the Mayor Solmi of a small village nearby Ferrara to restore a painting of St. Sebastian, made by the mentally disturbed painter Buono Legnani in the local church. Stefano was recommended by his friend, Dr. Antonio Mazza, and he learns that Legnani was known as "The Painter of the Agony", since he used to paint near-death people. Further, he was presumed dead many years ago but his body has never been found. Stefano works in the church, where he meets the weirdo Lidio, and he has one night stand with the local nymphomaniac teacher that is leaving the village. Meanwhile Antonio investigates the life of Buono Legnani and tells Stefano that he had found a dark secret about the painter and the villagers. However, Antonio dies before meeting Stefano and the police conclude that he committed suicide. Stefano is intrigued by the mystery surrounds Legnani and decides to investigate more about the deranged painter. However, he in evicted of his hotel room and ... Roger Moore and Stacey Keach star in this Italian-American co-production, and try to be the Martin and Lewis of 70's crime exploitation cinema. The rigor mortis of Roger Moore was never more noticeable as it is here, playing the straight man next to the Keach's easygoing rouge. It's a rather stale exploitation film, with the typical one liners, car chases, shoot outs, and gratuitously bad dubbing of the Italian actors. The film does have one great highlight when Keach takes a gangster's car for a test drive, and in hair-raising fashion, wrecks it through the streets of San Francisco. Unfortunately, it all doesn't work- the comedy isn't funny enough, neither Keach or Moore are particularly convincing (especially Moore, who is as dry as a desert), the violence and stuntwork is middling, the story isn't very engaging, and the ending is painfully banal. There may be just enough `so bad it's good' work that 70's exploitation fans may be entertained, but no one would call it great. 描(miáo )寫印(🍹)度(dù )的牛(🍚)奶(nǎi )供應(🎛)商(shāng )一同(⏭)對抗強大(🚒)的牛乳製(📎)造(zào )商。在(😁)(zài )這一部(🃏)(bù )影片裡(🐡)(lǐ )，導演貝(🗯)內佳刻畫(🤙)出了一(yī(🚊) )個痛苦(kǔ(♒) )的社會(huì(🌼) )演變過(guò(🧘) )程，印度於(🚋)是在封建(❌)的社(shè )會(🕌)制度(dù )中慢慢(màn )的走出(chū )來。 Drama teacher and writer of soap operas keeps his frustrating marriage because he doesn't have the existencial courage to get divorced. But he meets a temperamental and rich student, with whom he engages in a neurotic relationship. 江湖奇侠梅星河（王(wáng )羽 饰）武功高(gāo )强，其(🌓)(qí )绝招夺(💘)(duó )命流星(😔)神乎其神(🛂)，人所共(gò(❄)ng )惧。某(mǒu )日(🏬)，剑(jiàn )侠柳(😞)青(qīng )衣邀(📠)请梅星河(🌰)，前去拜访(📵)(fǎng )名震江(📁)(jiāng )湖的另(💘)(lìng )一高手(🔂)(shǒu )——天(🕴)魔星花无(🐞)病（成龙(🐍)(lóng ) 饰）。花(👆)无病(bìng )（(📣)成龙(lóng ) 饰(💃)）武功绝(🧀)伦，其妻花(🈵)雨(yǔ )夫人(🐎)颇(pō )喜男(🗝)色(sè )。为防(🔚)(fáng )止丈夫(🦉)阻挠，她在花无病(bìng )体内下(xià )毒，毒(dú )发之时(shí )，痛苦难忍。每年花无(✉)病(bìng )须向(🌰)妻(qī )子乞(🔔)求(qiú )解药(🃏)，因此他(tā(🌊) )言听计从(👜)，好不愤懑(🦂)。 "In a town in southern Sweden, Sven Klang decides to enliven his dance combo with a new sax player, Lasse from Stockholm. At first all goes well; but bit by bit Lasse brings into question all the rigid values, musical and social, by which the faintly supercilious Sven has set his life's course. Gunnel, the vocalist, falls for the newcomer's charms and finds herself pregnant when Lasse and Sven eventually part in high dudgeon. The daily round continues. Eventually Lasse pops up again, and disappoints all save Sven by turning tail in the face of Gunnel's love and his sense of guilt at having fathered her child....The appeal of Sven Klang's Combo lies in its utter lack of pretension, in its small town atmosphere and its vivid characterisation. One imagines that the actors were able to improvise their lines and contribute personal touches that fleshed out their roles. Their autobiographies become fiction; but fiction, as so often, also becomes truth. This film recognises that big emotions stem from small incidents and that one is forever a prisoner of one's generation." (Peter Cowie, 1978 International Film Guide) I got this under the title SPECIAL SQUAD SHOOTS ON SIGHT. I've been slowly watching this movie over the past year in 5 minute increments and I finally finished it tonight. It is a Turkish/Italian co production starring the perfectly named Tony Tiger (real name Irfan Atasoy) as a reporter/part time cop/hypnotist (!) who is blackmailed into working for some small time crooks led by Gordon Mitchell, who sounds like Popeye in this. The gang's goal is to steal a mystical Golden Buddha with the help of Tony's hypnotic powers. The film is needlessly convoluted, with mysterious phone calls where you don't know who is on the other end and characters popping up that you have no idea who they are. It also doesn't help that Tony and the other male lead (a cop whose name I have already forgotten) look almost exactly the same.