A model by day becomes a prostitute by night to avenge the death of her Marine brother, who was killed in an accident involving a hand grenade. A mysterious killer is murdering former Marines in New York, castrating them and leaving fake bombs between their legs. To protect her, a police officer reveals his double identity and impersonates her to capture the killer. Omicidio a luci blu (AKA Murder in Blue Light), the penultimate film by Italian director Alfonso Brescia, exists in two different cuts.
At the 10-minute mark, Florence Guérin is lying on a bed and a man removes her pants to have sex with her. The room is lit by a flashing red light. At the 19-minute mark, the actress poses in a swimsuit for an ice pop advertisement, then puts on a bathrobe and flashes a breast at a man who is talking to her. At the 28-minute mark, Florence Guérin treats us to a full-frontal nude scene as she dries off after a shower, then puts on a white T-shirt. In the film’s alternate cut, this sequence is longer and more detailed. In the following scene, Florence is dressed as a sexy maid and moves sensually to arouse a man watching her. At the thirty-third minute, she undresses to put on another sexy outfit, given to her by a man who has come to visit her.
At the 10-minute mark, Florence Guérin is lying on a bed and a man removes her pants to have sex with her. The room is lit by a flashing red light. At the 19-minute mark, the actress poses in a swimsuit for an ice pop advertisement, then puts on a bathrobe and flashes a breast at a man who is talking to her. At the 28-minute mark, Florence Guérin treats us to a full-frontal nude scene as she dries off after a shower, then puts on a white T-shirt. In the film’s alternate cut, this sequence is longer and more detailed. In the following scene, Florence is dressed as a sexy maid and moves sensually to arouse a man watching her. At the thirty-third minute, she undresses to put on another sexy outfit, given to her by a man who has come to visit her.
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