Sylvia

Sylvia (1977, USA) is a Sexploitation film directed by Peter Savage (as Armand Peters)

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Main Details

• Released in 1977
• Color
• Runtime: 92 min
• Rated: X
• Distribution Co.: La Prisma Films (Italy) (theatrical) | Rochelle Films (1979) (USA) (theatrical) (as A Saint...a Woman...a Devil)
• Directed by Peter Savage (as Armand Peters)
• Assistant Director: William Lustig (uncredited)
• Written by Peter Savage (as Armand Peters)
• Starring: Marc Stevens, Sonny Landham, Helen Madigan (as Heather Madigan)
• Produced by Peter Savage (as Armand Peters)
• Original Music by Horace Díaz (as Horace Diaz)
• Cinematography by (uncredited)
• Film Editing by (uncredited)

Plot Summary

• Sylvia is seemingly a quiet, reserved, saintly person living on a quiet, reserved well-manicured street in upper-middle class suburbia. However, Sylvia is hiding a secret - she has a multiple promiscuous personality disorder. However, one of her other persona's is about to cross the line.

Also Known As

• A Saint, a Woman, a Devil (USA) (alternative title)
• Sessualita Pornografica (Italy)

Taglines

• A TRUE IN-DEPTH STUDY OF MULTIPLE PERSONALITIES
• Joanna Fields, star of "A SAINT...A WOMAN...A DEVIL" has since completion of film been institutionalized...claims her involvement in role causative factor...
• WANTED: JOANNA FIELDS ESCAPEE FROM NEW YORK STATE HOSPITAL FOR MENTALLY DISTURBED
• more sexually disturbed than "Sybil"... more faces than "The Three Faces of Eve"
• A True In-Depth Study of Multiple Personalities
• In Blazing Color!