I just saw this one today. I didn't think it was that good of a film. The director obviously intended to make something akin to a dark American thriller (e.g, Silence of the Lambs or Seven), and I think he could have succeeded had he hired better actors (damn, could that main character/detective ham it up). Also, judging by this film and Mozart is a Murderer, I hope that the emotionally scarred and sensitive yet uber-macho protagonist isn't the direction that contemporary gialli are going in. I much prefer either the gruff and wise old man (a la Ray Milland in The Girl in Yellow Pajamas) or the unapologetic and alcoholic womanizer (a la Franco Nero in The Fifth Chord).