Stendhal's Syndrome Syndrome Síndrome Mortal - El arte de matar - Das Stendhal Syndrom - El síndrome de Stendhal - Stendhal-syndrooma - Stendhalin syndrooma - Le syndrome de Stendhal - To syndromo tou Stendhal - A Stendhal szindróma - Sutandâru shindorômu - El síndrome de Stendhal - Syndrom Stendhala - Viagem ao Inferno - Синдром Стендаля - Stendhals syndrom - Stendhal sendromu - The Stendhal Syndrome
Un film di Dario Argento. Con Asia Argento, Thomas Kretschmann, Marco Leonardi - Medusa Film, Cine 2000 - Horror, Thriller - Italia 1996 - Data uscita 26 gennaio 1996 Italia 
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La poliziotta Anna Manni (Asia Argento) segue le tracce di un serial killer. Le trova agli Uffizi, dove, di fronte a certe opere d'arte, perde i sensi (la famosa sindrome di Stendhal, che svenne davanti alla Sibille del Volterrano nella cappella Nardini di Firenze). È l'assassino a trovare Anna, la tiene prigioniera in una grotta e la tortura. La ragazza si libera e uccide il mostro, o crede di averlo ucciso. Continuano le morti violente. Alla fine Anna, completamente posseduta dalla personalità del killer, in una sorta di identificazione alla Norman Bates di Psyco, è diventata a sua volta assassina (my movies.it)
(La sindrome di Stendhal è una affezione psicosomatica che provoca tachicardia, capogiro, vertigini, confusione e allucinazioni in soggetti messi al cospetto di opere d'arte di straordinaria bellezza, specialmente se esse sono compresse in spazi limitati.)
Anna Manni (Asia Argento) es una policía encargada de perseguir a un psicópata violador. Pero Anna sufre el síndrome de Stendhal... (FILMAFFINITY)
Detective Anna Manni (Argento) travels to Florence on the trail of a serial killer Alfredo (Thomas Kretschmann). While at a museum, Anna is struck by Stendhal syndrome, (or Florence syndrome is a psychosomatic disorder that causes rapid heartbeat, dizziness, fainting, confusion and even hallucinations when an individual is exposed to an experience of great personal significance, particularly viewing art.The term can also be used to describe a similar reaction when confronted with immense beauty in the natural worl) which causes people to become overwhelmed by great works of art. Alfredo uses this disorder against Anna, kidnapping and raping her. She escapes and is deeply traumatized. Alfredo tracks her movements and is able to capture her again. This time, Anna manages to break free, badly wounding her captor, and knocking him into a river.While the search for the body is underway, Anna meets and falls in love with Marie, a young French art student. Anna also takes sessions with a psychologist to try and overcome her trauma. Anna begins to receive phone calls from Alfredo. Marie is found dead, and Anna's psychologist visits her at home. Her police friend Marco calls to notify her that Alfredo's body has been found. This leads to the psychologist confronting Anna with the reality that she is Marie's murderer. Marco travels to Anna's apartment, only to find the dead psychologist's body. He attempts to take Anna's gun, but she kills him after confessing that Alfredo is now inside her and ordering her to do terrible things. The police arrive on the scene and arrest her
