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There Is No 13
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Wikipedia article
'There Is No 13' is a 1974 American surrealist drama film directed by William Sachs and starring Mark Damon. It was entered into the 24th Berlin International Film Festival.
Premise
During the Vietnam War, a soldier remembers the 12 women he has been with. But, there is no 13.
Cast
* Mark Damon as George Thomas
* Margaret Markov as Number Eleven
* Harvey Lembeck as Older George
* Jean Jennings as Number Twelve
* Lee Moore as Dr. Honneycutt
* Reuben Schafer as Mr. A.
* Bonnie Inch as Rosie
Reception
When the film screened at Berlin International Film Festival, it polarized the audiences due to it being American, dealing with the Vietnam war. During the screening, there were protests, with some people shouting and someone turning the light in the auditorium on and off a few times. A judge told Sachs that the film should have won a Golden Bear award "because it was the only unusual film" at the festival, and that it didn't only because the jury was worried about the public reaction to the winning film being so controversial.
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See also
* List of American films of 1974
References
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