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Mata Hari (1984)

Director: Curtis Harrington

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From Time Out Film Guide

Emmanuelle on the Western Front: a screwy premise if ever there was one, though the period fashions do provide our heroine with something complicated to climb out of. A typically tacky Cannon production, shot in Hungary by a glum Harrington, the film's one interesting feat is the imperilment of its own reason for being, as Kristel lunges and parries her way through a topless fencing scene.

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Cast & crew

Director: Curtis Harrington

Producer: Rony Yacov

Cast: Sylvia Kristel, Christopher Cazenove, Oliver Tobias, Gaye Brown, Gottfried John, William Fox, Vernon Dobtcheff, Tutte Lemkow full cast

Duration: 108 mins


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