The Girl Who Knew Too Much

Synopsis

In the classic mystery-thriller film 'The Girl Who Knew Too Much', directed by Mario Bava, young American tourist Nora Davis finds herself immersed in a series of chilling events after witnessing a murder in Rome. Convinced that she knows too much, Nora becomes entangled in a web of deception and danger, questioning the truth at every turn. With the help of Dr. Marcello Bassi, the only person who believes her story, Nora sets out to uncover the mystery behind the murder she witnessed. As the tension escalates, Nora must rely on her wits to navigate through the dark secrets of Rome's shadowy underworld and ultimately face the truth that could change her life forever.

Cast

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  John Saxon

  Dr. Marcello Bassi

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  Letícia Román

  Nora Davis

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  Valentina Cortese

  Laura Craven-Torrani

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  Dante DiPaolo

  Andrea Landini

• Titti Tomaino

  Inspector

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  Luigi Bonos

  Albergo Stelletta

Reviews

Despite its simple premise, 'The Girl Who Knew Too Much' masterfully blends elements of suspense, romance, and mystery to deliver a captivating cinematic experience. Critics praised the film for its innovative storytelling and gripping plot twists that keep viewers on the edge of their seats. With its atmospheric cinematography and strong performances, John Saxon shines in his role, adding depth to the character dynamics. Rotten Tomatoes' rating of 71% reflects the overall positive reception, while IMDb's score of 7.0/10 underscores the film's enduring appeal. Critics have hailed 'The Girl Who Knew Too Much' as a timeless classic in the mystery genre, showcasing Mario Bava's directorial prowess and setting a high standard for suspenseful storytelling.