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TUTTI I COLORI DEL BUIO

The oxymoron of the title is a good parallelism with the contrast of opinions. For some, a great film, for others a mediocre work.
It isn’t certainly the best Sergio Martino,thriller version, the one that sits behind the camera, but at least there is commitment and perhaps a desire to change a bit 'than usual. Several characteristics that give excellent pictures and a great soundtrack written by Bruno Nicolai.
In the midst of his period thriller, after having given birth to "The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh" of a previous year and in the same year of  "Your Vice Is 'a closed room ...." Martino tries again but in this case with a London setting, gray, rainy and surreal elements.
It takes a little' inspiration from Satanism-thriller ofPolansky, without achieving the quality and play it safe with the cast relying on loyal Edwige Fenech and George Hilton.
But the effort does not reach one hundred percent the goal, slipping on a plot that does not hit too much and lost in the visionary and esotericism.  
Fenech graceful and sad is the protagonist. She is launches into a performance appropriate to the story thanks mostly to a "physique du role" that a change in her way of acting. Hilton and Rassimov are engaged in a part who know very well. The first is always the handsome, Richard, as well as the lover's shoulder turn, while Rassimov, given its "individual form" can not do anything that bad.
Sergio Martino tells the story of Jane, a woman that after a car accident loses the child she was expecting. Treated by a psychiatrist she knows in the meantime a nice neighbor who slowly drives her to join a sect and to attend the black masses. But the situation certainly, does not improve and Jane felt in the grip of severe nightmares no longer distinguish fact from fiction. The murders that surround the story makes it even more intricate.

Panned by critics but appreciated by the audience, "All The Colors of the Dark ..." is a movie to watch, for the aforementioned desire to leave the known tracks. Of course, the result could be better.