Title:
Salon Kitty
Released: 1976
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 125 min
Country: Italy
/ West Germany / France
Language: Italian
Plot
Summary: Kitty runs a brothel in Nazi Germany
where the soldiers come to "relax". Recording
devices have been installed in each room by a power
hungry army official who plans to use the information
to blackmail Hitler and gain power himself. A girl
named Margherita discovers the little ploy and with
Kitty's help plans to take on the dangerous task of
exposing the conspiracy.
Comments:
Surprisingly
good. After viewing SALON KITTY, I was surprised by
how good it was. Maybe it's because my expectations
were very low. I expected something like an ILSA,
SHE-WOLF OF THE SS type of exploitation film directed
by Tinto Brass, the man behind the wretched and almost
unwatchable CALIGULA. SALON KITTY is way better than
CALIGULA. SALON KITTY will probably disappoint guys
looking for cheap thrills. The film looks more like
a glossy 1970s magazine spread (of beautiful people
or architecture) than your typical titillating exploitation
fare. The sets by Ken Adams are excellent and give
the movie an appropriately operatic and posh feel
to the whole sordid setting.
Cast
overview:
Helmut Berger .... Helmut Wallenberg
Ingrid Thulin .... Kitty Kellermann
Teresa Ann Savoy .... Margherita
Bekim Fehmiu .... Well-hung Hans Reiter
John Steiner .... Biondo
John Ireland .... Clift
Tina Aumont .... Herta Wallenberg
Sara Sperati .... Helga
Maria Michi .... Hilde
Rosemarie Lindt .... Susan
Paola Senatore .... Marika
Stefano Satta Flores .... Dino
Alexandra Bogojevic .... Gloria
Dan van Husen .... Rauss
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