Escena de Oedipus orca (1977)
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Nombre de nacimiento: Rena Niehaus
Fecha de nacimiento: 1954-12-18
Lugar de nacimiento: Oldenburg, Lower Saxony, Germany
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Rena Niehaus starred in 'Oedipus Orca' (1977), a sequel to 'La Orca' (1976). In the film, her character Alice returns home after being rescued from kidnappers but struggles with PTSD and resentment towards her parents, believing they didn't pay her ransom. She also grapples with complex emotions tied to one of her captors with whom she had a coercive sexual encounter during her ordeal.
Sobre la película: Oedipus orca (1977)
Título alternativo: Wilde Früchte
Director: Eriprando Visconti
Guionista: Eriprando Visconti, Roberto Gandus
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Palabras clave: flashback
Historia
After being rescued from her kidnappers in 'La Orca' (1976), Alice returns home to her boyfriend and family. However, she struggles to resume her normal life as haunting memories of her ordeal continue to plague her. Alice blames her parents for not paying the ransom, believing that's why she was held captive longer. She also grapples with complex emotions stemming from a sexual encounter with one of her captors during her captivity.
Resumen
Oedipus orca (1977) is an Italian drama-thriller directed by Eriprando Visconti and serves as a sequel to 'La Orca' (1976). The film explores Alice's psychological journey following her harrowing kidnap ordeal, focusing on her struggle to reintegrate into society while dealing with traumatic memories, resentment towards her parents, and complex emotions stemming from her experiences during captivity.