The Bitch
Director: Gerry O'Hara
Actors: Joan Collins, Antonio Cantafora, Kenneth Haigh
PlotThe story unfolds around Fontaine Khaled, a wealthy and glamorous nightclub owner living in London. Struggling to maintain her lavish lifestyle after her divorce, Fontaine becomes entangled in complicated romantic and business endeavors. Seeking excitement and financial stability, she gets involved with Nico Cantafora, a charismatic gambler with underworld ties. Their relationship spans luxurious parties, high-stakes gambling, and dangerous liaisons, all while Fontaine attempts to keep control of her life and nightclub amidst the chaos.
As Fontaine navigates her turbulent world, she crosses paths with a variety of dubious characters and faces escalating threats to her safety and fortune. Her determination to hustle and thrive in a male-dominated environment paints a vivid picture of ambition and survival. The plot intensifies as alliances are tested, secrets are uncovered, and Fontaine's resilience is pushed to its limits. The story captivates as it delves into themes of power, seduction, and betrayal in the glittering but perilous landscape of high society.
Writers: Jackie Collins, Gerry O'Hara
Release Date: 01 Dec 1979
Runtime: 89 min
Rating: R
Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
Kino Lorber’s Blu-ray of 'The Bitch' offers a respectable A/V presentation, capturing Joan Collins’ commanding performance in this stylish yet thinly plotted disco-era flick.
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