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RE: need help identifying a filmHi Scott,
This is a real stretch, but it sounds a little bit like "Toby Dammit," =
Fellini's segment from "Spirits of the Dead," except it's Italian, =
Terence Stamp wasn't middle-aged at the time, and the final =
(unforgettable) sequence has to do with a creepy little girl, a ball, =
and a head, but not Jesus (and no shots of heaven). Probably not it, but =
Terence Stamp does drive around like the proverbial bat out of hell.
Best,
Randy
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From: Breivold, Scott=20
To: 'videolib@library.berkeley.edu'=20
Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2003 4:13 PM
Subject: [Videolib] RE: need help identifying a film
A friend sent me a description (see below) of a film he is trying to =
identify. Does anyone know this film?=20
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I have this dreamy foggy memory of a film I found flipping through =
cable years ago (about late 80's or early 90's). I believe it was a =
Euro, perhaps French. The hero was a middle-aged man, racing in a car =
around the countryside. The film was rather avant-grade and fits the =
dreaminess of my half baked yet haunting memory. The man is in terror of =
The Devil and the The Devil is a cute little girl. The only thing else I =
can recall is the ending - the little girl has been captured (saved?) by =
Jesus himself. They are all in heaven with host of angels all grinning =
and laugh about "and she was so afraid of us - she had nothing to fear".
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