art of this 70s Italian New Wave thriller is better than the storg
Baba Yaga is a 70s Italian New Wave thriller where a photographer Isabelle De Funes has a spell thrown over her by a woman called Baba Yaga played by Carroll Baker. The movie has all the signs of the decade from a cartoonist talking about revolution to nudity, some S&M thrown in and black and white photo montages when De Funes becomes enthralled by Baba Yaga. The thriller part comes in when people around De Funes keep on dying in front of her. I actually thought the art of the movie was better than the actual story but it’s not bad overall.
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 {"Content advisory": ["Nudity", "violence", "alcohol use", "smoking", "foul language", "sexual content"], "Audio languages": ["Italiano"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Corrado Farina"], "Producers": ["Simone Allouche", "Pino De Martino"], "Starring": ["Carroll Baker", "George Eastman", "Isabelle De Fun\u00e8s"], "Studio": ["Minerva Pictures - Rewind"]}

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