Double Negative (1980)
Directed by George Bloomfield
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Synopsis by Eleanor Mannikka
An exceedingly complex plot with a few gaps in logic characterizes this uneven thriller by George Bloomfield. Photographer Michael (Michael Sarrazin) is now in a mental institution because after he got back from a dangerous assignment in the Middle East he found his wife raped and murdered. His mistress Paula West (Susan Clark) manages to get him released and then asks a private detective to keep an eye on him in case he flips out again. Trouble brews when the dead wife's lover (Anthony Perkins), who knows the truth about how she died, wants some remuneration for his silence.
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death, asylum [mental hospital], killing, mental-illness, photojournalist, rape, revenge, roots [origins], terrorism, wife
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