Night of The Flowers

Synopsis

Night of The Flowers (La notte dei fiori) is a 1979 thriller featuring Jürgen Drews, set against a backdrop of suspense and intrigue. The film explores the mysterious events that unfold during a single night, where secrets entwine with danger and unexpected alliances form. With a mix of dramatic tension and eerie atmospheres, the story delves into themes of trust, betrayal, and the quest for truth. The film’s pacing and narrative style reflect the era's approach to psychological thrillers, combining character-driven moments with a stylistic touch of European noir.

Cast

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  Jürgen Drews

  Chris

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  Hiram Keller

  Hiram

• Giorgio Maulini

  George

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  Macha Méril

  Macha

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  Dominique Sanda

  Eva

Reviews

Night of The Flowers received mixed to negative feedback from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, the film holds a low rating of 3.8/10, indicating general dissatisfaction from viewers. Many critics pointed out the film's slow pacing and lack of coherent plot development. Some reviews highlight that the film’s attempt at suspense falls flat due to a weak script and underdeveloped characters. For instance, retrospective reviewers on cinema-focused forums have criticized the movie for its confusing narrative and lack of engaging thrills. However, a few niche reviewers appreciate the atmospheric cinematography and Drews’ performance, noting that it offers a glimpse into late 70s European thriller aesthetics. Unlike mainstream successes, Night of The Flowers struggled to find a dedicated audience and remains a relatively obscure title with limited critical acclaim.