Ilsa: Tigress of Siberia
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Ilsa: Tigress of Siberia (1977, Canada) is a Women in Prison film directed by Jean Lafluer.
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- The Ilsa Series: Ilsa: She Wolf of The S.S. | Ilsa: Harem Keeper of The Oil Sheiks | Ilsa: The Wicked Warden | Ilsa: Tigress of Siberia
- Featured in: The Ilsa Trilogy Boxset
Main Details
- Released in 1977
- Color
- Running Time: France:88 min | Norway:90 min | USA:85 min
- Production Co: Mount Everest Enterprises Ltd.
- Distribution Co: New World Pictures (1978) (USA) (theatrical)
- Directed by Jean Lafluer
- Written by Marven McGara
- Starring Dyanne Thorne, Michel-René Labelle, Gilbert Beaumont
- Produced by Roger Corman, Ivan Reitman
- Cinematography by Richard Ciupka
- Film Editing by Debra Karen
Plot Summary
- In 1953, nestled deep in the unforgiving Siberian tundra, the Stalinist Gulag 14 is a purgatory under the command of the brutally seductive tormentor, Ilsa. More than two decades later, the camp's sole survivor still thirsts for revenge.
Also Known As
- Aihmalotoi sto stratopedo tis kolasmenis Ilsa (Greece)
- Bödeln från Sibirien (Sweden)
- Ilsa, die Tigerin (Germany)
- Ilsa, la tigresse du goulag (France)
- The Tigress (Canada) (working title) (English title)
- La Tigre del sesso (Italy)
