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Chi l'ha vista morire? (Who Saw Her Die?) (The Child)

Chi l'ha vista morire? (Who Saw Her Die?) (The Child) (1972)

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    (404 ratings)

When the story begins a young girl who has wandered away from her nanny at a French ski resort is abducted, killed, and buried in the snow. Later, in Venice, the young daughter of Franco (George Lazenby), a popular sculptor, is stalked by a woman in a black veil. Finally, after several near-chances,… More

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Drama, Art House & International, Mystery & Suspense, Classics

Critic Reviews

  • Jason Best, Movie Talk

    Undeniably dated, even cheesy in parts ... what makes [Who Saw Her Die?] well worth watching is ... Lado's gliding camera and Ennio Morricone's magnificently eerie score.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Greg S


    A sculptor tracks his daughter's killer in Venice. Slightly more stylish than the usual second-string giallo, but mainly a snooze.

  • Lee ?


    Giallo thriller about a child killer roaming the streets of Venice with an aggrieved father on his trail. Pretty well made with a story full of suspects and red herrings that'll keep you guessing till the end. It's a bit too tame for my demanding tastes but I still enjoyed… More

  • John M


    Very well-crafted giallo is an obvious precursor to Nicolas Roeg's ingenious and similarly Venetian-set "Don't Look Now". The score was amazing; The locations were beautiful, though not as gory as other in its genre but It was suspenseful at times and another… More

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