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Footprints on the Moon (Italian: Le orme, "The Footprints"), also released as Primal Impulse, is a 1975 Italian mystery thriller film starring Florinda Bolkan and Klaus Kinski.
Feb 1, 1975 · With Florinda Bolkan, Peter McEnery, Nicoletta Elmi, Caterina Boratto. After being tormented by dreams about astronauts on the moon, a translator visits a deserted seaside town whose inhabitants know her, although she does not know them.
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- Horror, Mystery, Thriller
- Luigi Bazzoni, Mario Fanelli
- 1975-02-01
Directed by Luigi Bazzoni, Mario Fanelli. Ecstasy beyond passion. Possession beyond lust. It is the ultimate fulfillment. Alice, a young translator, finds the real world slowly merging with her recurring nightmares as she tries to solve the puzzle of her recent memory loss.
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- Cinemarte
- Luigi Bazzoni, Mario Fanelli
One topic, about mankind’s ability to survive in harsh conditions, recalls a science fiction movie named “Footprints on the Moon” that made a profound impression on Alice. In the film, a scientist named Blackman (Klaus Kinski) is conducting an experiment where they abandon astronauts on the moon and watch them react to the desolation and ...
Nov 18, 2015 · “Le Orme” (a/k/a “Footprints on the Moon” and “Primal Impulse”) has been described variously as an Italian giallo, a sci-fi film, a mystery, or a psychological thriller. Ultimately, it defies pigeonholing.
- 92 min
- 29.1K
- Freddie Jaye
Jun 3, 2019 · Footprints on the Moon 1975 A woman is tormented by strange dreams of astronauts on the moon. She visits a deserted seaside town whose inhabitants know her even though she does not know...
- 3 min
- 3.4K
- Trailer Chan
FOOTPRINTS ON THE MOON (1975) Written By: Martin Unsworth. This Italian oddity transcends expectations, taking a different route to its giallo peers and is brilliantly surprising. Two plot threads flow through the film.
