21 June 1974 Fantasy, Drama, Horror 48 mins
A film actress is drawn into a fantasy world by a mysterious stranger who wears a mask to hide his ugliness.
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Helena Zeffert as Helen
Paulos Charalambidis as Andreas
John Wright as Mark
Jonathan Whalley as Chris
Harry Williams as Nick
Pamela Ayling as Suzy
Michael J. Murphy Writer
Michael J. Murphy Director
Sylvia Costume Design
Luchiano Canarota Production Design
Michael J. Murphy Producer
Yvonne Venton Production Design
United Kingdom 21 June 1974
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