No One Heard the Scream
Nadie oyó gritar
Spain
1973
88 Min
Color
1.75:1
Spanish
A woman witnesses a man hurling his wife’s body down an elevator shaft. She helps him get rid of the corpse and spends the night with him. In the morning he is dead-murdered by his former lover- and the two women remove the corpse. –BFI
Born in the Basque town of Zaráuz on 1.1.1944. He studied film at the IDHEC in Paris and began making films in the mid-sixties; his films were considered provocative in Spain under Franco. Iglesia makes use of popular genres such as the thriller and the horror film in order to convey his social criticism; he was also one of the first to address homosexuality in his films. In 1996, San Sebastián film festival featured an extensive retrospective of his work. –Berlinale