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Daughters of Darkness
Daughters of Darkness
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Directed by	Harry Kümel
Written by	Harry Kümel; J.J. Amiel; Pierre Drouot;
Produced by	Paul Coilet; Alain C. Guilleaume;
Starring	Delphine Seyrig; Danielle Ouimet; John Karlen; Andrea Rau;
Cinematography	Eduard van der Enden
Edited by	Denis Bonan; Gust Verschueren;
Music by	François de Roubaix
Production; companies	Showking Film; Maya Film; Roxy-Film;
Running time	100 minutes
Countries	Belgium; France; West Germany

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Production

After director Harry Kümel received a mixed commercial reception for his previous film Monsieur Hawarden, Kümel found himself lacking funding for the next film he wanted to make titled Malpertuis.^[1] Kümel wrote a contemporary story based on Elizabeth Báthory with co-producer Pierre Drouot and Jean Ferry.^[2] The initial production company for the film was Drouot's Showking Film, a company he set up to handle co-productions.^[2]^[3] Kümel decided against getting any funding from the state funding as way of showing that "I didn't need them".^[3]

After getting actress Delphine Seyrig cast, Showking Films managed to get other production companies involved: Cinevog, Maya Films, Gemini Pictures, Roxy Films and Mediterranea from Belgium, France, Germany and Italy respectively.^[3] The film began shooting Ostend and Bruges in May 1970.^[3] The film wa

Reception

Commerical film in Belgium in the late 1960s and early 1970s was considered to be poor as these film showcased "a lack of moral concern".^[4] Film that contained explicit sexuality such as Cash? Cash! (1967) and Take Me or Rape Me (1970) were looked negatively by film critics.^[4]

References

^ Mathijs, 2004. p.100
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^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Mathijs, 2004. p.101
^ ^a ^b Mathijs, 2004. p.98

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