"He Used a Camera Like Most Men Use a Woman — and a woman like something you'd keep in a cage!" 31 August 1967 Adventure, Drama 98 mins
A film documentarian stops at nothing to record unusual and supposedly true-to-life situations.
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Philippe Leroy as Paolo
Delia Boccardo as Barbara Bates
Gabriele Tinti as Valentino
Giorgio Gargiullo as Rossi
Luciana Angiolillo as Mrs. Davis
Lars Bloch as John Bates
Gianni Bongioanni as The Hunter
Tullio Marini as Ruggero
Paolo Cavara Director
Paolo Cavara Writer
Fabio Carpi Story
Paolo Cavara Story
Tonino Guerra Writer
Alberto Moravia Writer
Ugo Pirro Story
Massimo Giustini Makeup Artist
France 17 July 1968
Italy 31 August 1967
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