The Cat in Heat
Jan 01 1972
•1h 26m
•Thriller
A man returns home to his wife from a business trip only to find a dead body in their yard.
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Eva Czemerys
Anna
Silvano Tranquilli
Antonio
Anthony Fontane
Massimo
Renato Pinciroli
Pasquale
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