
The Lickerish Quartet | reviewed by: Scott McKay | July 23, 2011
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| genre | Drama |
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| synopsis | A jaded, wealthy couple watch a blue movie in their castle home along with her adult son. The son is testy, so they go into town and watch a circus-like thrill ride. The daredevil woman in the show looks exactly like one of the women in the movie, so the man invites her to join them for a nightcap. Tensions among the family seem to rise. She stays overnight, and during her 24 hours in the castle, each of its three residents involves her in a fantasy. She, in turn, keeps asking, |
| lead actors | Silvana Venturelli | Frank Wolff | Erika Remberg | Paolo Turco |
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