Scene from Tod im November (1978)
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Alternate Names: Florinda Bulcao
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Full Biography
Florinda Bolkan is a retired Brazilian actress and model. Bolkan acted with the Beatle Ringo Starr in her first film, "Candy". She worked in more than forty films, mainly in Italy. She was directed by Vittorio de Sica in Una Breve Vacanza. Under Elio Petri's direction, she made "Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion". Enrico Maria Salerno directed her in "Anonimo Veneziano". She worked with Jean-Louis Trintignant, John Cassavetes, and Annie Girardot.
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Austrian actress.
About the Movie: Tod im November (1978)
Alternative Title: Die Wölfin vom Teufelsmoor, Ucciso a novembre, The Devil's Bed
Director: Helmut Pfandler
Writer: Helmut Pfandler, Josef Pfandler, Karl Heinz Willschrei
Production & Genre
Producer(s): Producer: Wolfgang Odelga
Companies: Star*Film, Wien-Film, Wolfgang Odelga Filmproduktion GmbH
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Keywords
Keywords: allegory, nuclear power plant
Story
A young engineer is sent to survey an economically under-developed region for a projected nuclear power station. The local population strongly opposes his presence, leading him to uncover strange parapsychological occurrences influenced by an elderly man who dominates not only the villagers but also Walpurga, a young woman with whom the engineer falls in love. As the engineer delves deeper into the situation, he realizes that the villagers' fears are not merely about being displaced from their land, but also about the supernatural forces at play.
Summary
Tod im November (Death in November) is an Austrian drama-horror film directed by Helmut Pfandler and released in 1978. The story serves as an allegory for societal fears surrounding nuclear power plants and industrialization's impact on traditional communities. Set against the backdrop of a small, seemingly isolated village in Austria, the film explores themes of resistance to change, supernatural forces exerting control over people, and the struggle between love and duty when faced with extraordinary circumstances.