The Stendhal Syndrome 4K 1996 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

Anna becomes a victim of a maniac, and this event causes irreparable damage to her psyche. Even after she kills the killer, it seems to her that he is still alive and stalking her. More and more corpses appear to prove her theory.

Review 4K Movie

I'm afraid I won't be able to adequately evaluate this film, as it's already clear from the title of the review that childhood or even adolescent memories of it are mixed in.

At that time, the internet was not so developed, and seeing my favorite actress in the equally wonderful film The Passenger was just luck, but I also followed the TV program at that time.

About the film, the strange Asia Argento, who continues to be strange even on her Instagram to this day, starring in her father's horror films. I didn't even know it was part of some trilogy. For me, I repeat, this film was a stage of “growing up,” and I saw in it a not-so-good side of life.

I can't spoil it here, and I don't want to. The film is very slow-moving, long, and filled with Italy and its artists, but in some strange, medieval, and not always (more accurately, never) pleasant manifestations.

The only thing of interest to the unpretentious viewer is how a person's personality can change under the influence of certain situations, but for the time being, the film is, of course, for sophisticated viewers. The average viewer will find it boring.

I remember how, at the age of 14, I dressed up and went out to “show off” like the heroine of the film in the opening scene, and the effect was immediate. In general, the film had a significant impact on my consciousness at that time.