Ilsa, la tigresa de Siberia (1977)
Siberia, año 1953, durante la dictadura de Stalin. Ilsa es la despiadada y pervertida comandante del "GULAG 14" donde los prisioneros reciben lavados de cerebro y son reeducados a favor de las ideas de Stalin. Cuando la dictadura de Stalin acaba repentinamente, Ilsa y sus colaboradores se ven forzados a huir a Canadá. Más de 20 años después, durante los Juegos Olímpicos de Montreal 76', Ilsa se encuentra con un antiguo prisionero del GULAG 14, el que fue uno de sus más duros oponentes. Ahora Ilsa regenta una cadena de lujosos hoteles y utilizará su poder para vengarse de su viejo enemigo.
Directora: Jean LaFleur
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Dyanne Thorne as Ilsa |
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Michel-René Labelle as Michel-René Labelle |
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Jean-Guy Latour as Gregory |
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Gilbert Beaumont as |
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Ray Landry as |
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Terry Haig as |
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Jacques Morin as |
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Henry Gamer as |
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Jorma Lindqvist as |
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Gil Viviano as (as as Gil Viviand) |
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Anne Marie Guenette as |
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Nicole Fortin as |
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Bertha Pierre as |
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Carole Péloquin as |
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Carol Downs as |
| Directing | Jean LaFleur | Director |
| Writing | Marven McGara | Writer |
| Production | Roger Corman | Producer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Nicoletta Massone | Costume Design |
| Production | Ivan Reitman | Producer |
| Editing | Debra Karen | Editor |
| Art | Claude Marchand | Art Direction |
| Costume & Make-Up | Michele Dion | Makeup Artist |
| Camera | Richard Ciupka | Director of Photography |
| Costume & Make-Up | Pierre David | Hairstylist |
| Production | Claude Léger | Production Manager |
| Directing | Daniel Hausmann | First Assistant Director |
| Sound | Don White | Sound Recordist |
| Lighting | John Berrie | Gaffer |
| Sound | Gary C. Bourgeois | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Writing | John C.W. Saxton | Writer |
