Non ho sonno (Sleepless) (2001)
Average Rating: 5.9/10
Reviews Counted: 10
Fresh: 5 | Rotten: 5
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Release Date: Jan 1, 2001 Wide
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Director Dario Argento, best known for his stylishly bloody horror films, revisits the style and themes of his early directorial efforts in this tense crime thriller. A prostitute (Barbara Lerici) discovers one of her customers has a taste for much rougher sex than she's willing to give him; trying to sneak away from her john, she accidentally walks off with one of his scrapbooks, from which she discovers her client apparently committed a series of unsolved murders almost 20 years earlier. The
Jan 1, 2001 Wide
Dec 18, 2001
Cast
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Max von Sydow
Ulisse Moretti -
Stefano Dionisi
Giacomo -
Chiara Caselli
Gloria -
Rossella Falk
Laura De Fabritius -
Paolo Maria Scalondro
Commissioner Manni -
Roberto Zibetti
Lorenzo -
Gabriele Lavia
Lorenzo's Father -
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a rehashed trip down memory lane?
Sleepless is full-force Argento.
Gorgeous but overbaked "mama's boy" thriller from master Argento.
The entire exercise is a heartrending one, particularly for fans of the horror auteur who held hopes that Sleepless would return Argento to form.
The ending's actually pretty good -- it just takes too long in getting there.
Audience Reviews for Non ho sonno (Sleepless)
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The opening scene on the train had great suspense. All the elements of a good Giallo were present: red herrings, a black-gloved killer, an Italian setting, female nudity, a detective investigation, and gorey setpiece killings with a complex motive involved. The mystery kept me guessing until the end. I highly enjoyed this new effort by Argento.
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It is Argento doing what he does best. Stringing you along from one grizzly murder to another. There are several very nicely shot scenes here and lots of blood and gore.
Though the story as a whole seemed a bit "rehashed" and the ending, a bit predictable...I'm always willing to "hop in the car" and go for another wild ride with Mr. Argento.