“
in a quiet place she strips away the structure of his mind and body ...piece by piece.
”
—Official tagline
A Quiet Place in the Country (Italian: Un tranquillo posto di campagna | French: Un coin tranquille à la campagne) is a psychological horror film released in 1968.
In the film, an erratic artist moves into a rural dilapidated villa where a young woman was murdered twenty years prior. While there, he begins to encounter seemingly supernatural activities, leading him to fear that someone, or something, has returned. The film was directed by Elio Petri and stars Vannesa Redgrave, Franco Nero and Georges Géret. It is based off of Oliver Onions' 1911 short story The Beckoning Fair One.
Victims[]
Prior to the Film[]
- D'Anuzzio - Died from an unknown cause. Spirit heard.
During the Film[]
- Unnamed Nazi Soldier - Bludgeoned by Attilio with a shovel. Shown in a flashback.
- Wanda Vallier - Shot in the chest multiple times by Attilio. Shown in a flashback.
Deaths[]
- Total - 3
- 2 Male
- 1 Female
Kill Counts[]
- Attilio Bressan - 2 (Incarcerated)
Notes[]
- As revealed in the end, Flavia's murder at the hands of Leonardo was actually an illusion created in his mind. She is still seen alive so she will not be counted.