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Madam Kitty
Salon Kitty

1976       Ingrid Thulin

Culled from documents collected in German and Allied libraries and from the acts of the Nuremberg trials, comes a story so bizarre that it could also be fiction - the story of Madam Kitty. Even the most imaginative writer would be hard pressed to more graphically illustrate the depths of depravity to which the Nazi mentality led the German people in their power-mad surge toward world domination.

In bringing the story of Madam Kitty to the screen, writer/director Tinto Brass, is not so much telling the story of Kitty and her ladies of pleasure as he is laying bare the monstrous mentality behind the use of Berlin's most popular brothel for spying and blackmail. Like a surgeon whose razor-keen scalpel cuts through the outer attractiveness of breasts and thighs to expose the ugly, cankerous sickness festering underneath, Brass is motivated to do something to illustrate what the sickness of Naziism, facism or racism can do to man. The Madam Kitty situation is emblematic of the lengths to which a totalitarian society must go

to maintain its supremacy.

The need of a totalitarian state to jealously guard its power by, not only the constant policing of subjugated peoples, but by a suspicious vigilance over its own innermost parts, gave rise to an operation like Madam Kitty. The power to monitor men giving vent to their sexual drives in the anticipation of their letting fall some anti-Nazi sentiment or information, was all a part of the Nazi hierarchy's dehumanizing control of its populace.

"Police and brothel," say Tinto Brass," constitute the main framework of Madam Kitty. The two worlds live together inasmuch as they are instruments of a global experience - that of a totalitarian Nazi power."

Naziism or the Nazi mentality is indeed a permanent part of human society. For those who have been born in the ensuing four decades since Hitler and his gang threatened the world, the rise and fall of the German Nazis are at best, a dim memory or a half-forgotten modern history lesson. The graphic descriptions contained in Madam Kitty should serve not as a stimuli for adolescent prurient interests, but as an involving reminder of what can happen to the world if we let it.



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CAST

Wallenberg .......................... HELMUT BERGER
Kitty .......................... INGRID THULIN
Margherita .......................... TERESA ANN SAVOY
Hans .......................... BEKIM FEHMIU
Margherita's Father ....................... CLAUS RHULE
Margherita's Mother .................. MARGHERITA HOROWITZ
Biondo .......................... JOHN STEINER
Dino .......................... STEFANO SATTA FLORES
Rauss .......................... DAN VAN HUSEN
Clift .......................... JOHN IRELAND
Gloria .......................... ALEXANDRA BOGOJEVICH
Susan .......................... ROSEMARIE LINDT
Marika .......................... PAOLASENATORE
Helga .......................... SARA SPERATI
Herta Wallen berg .................. TINA AUMONT
Hilde .......................... MARIA MICHI
Wolff .......................... GIANFRANCOBULLO
Frank .......................... TITO LEDUC
Generale .......................... GIGI BALLISTA
Geraca .......................... GIANCARLO BADESSI


Executive Producer .......................... CARLA CIPRIANI
Producers .......................... GIULIO SBARIGIA, ERMANNO DONATI
Directed by ............................... TINTO BRASS
Screenplay by .......................... ENNIO DE CONCINI,MARIA PIA FUSCO, TINTO BRASS
Director of Photography .......................... SILVANO IPPOLITI
Production Designer ............................. KEN ADAM
Editing ....................................... TINTO BRASS
Costumes Designed by .......................... UGO PERICOLI, JOST JAKOB
Music by .......................... FIORENZO CARPI
Choreographer .......................... TITO LEDUC-ED ZITA
English Dialogue .......................... LOUISE VINCENT
Continuity .......................... BEATRICE BAN Fl
Unit Manager .......................... ROBERTO SBARIGIA
Make-Up .......................... OTELLO SISSI, STEFANO TRAN
Hairdressers .......................... MARIA TERESA CORRIDONI ALDO SIGNORETTI
Music Directed by .......................... BRUNO NICOLAI
Lyrics by .......................... DERRY HALL
Sung by .......................... ANNIE ROSS
Music Publishers .......................... RICORDI spa. RECORDS


Rating: X

Running Time: 111 Minutes

A TRANS-AMERICAN RELEASE








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