Don't Torture a Duckling

In the film 'Don't Torture a Duckling', a sophisticated woman from the city and an experienced journalist find themselves embroiled in a series of horrifying child murders in a small Italian village. As the deaths continue and the investigation deepens, the pair uncovers a disturbing web of superstition and ignorance.

• This was the first film by Lucio Fulci shot for widescreen.
• The film was banned in the UK until the late 1990s.
• It is considered one of Fulci's best films by critics.
• The film's Italian title is 'Non si sevizia un paperino'.
• The film was shot in the Italian regions of Lazio and Campania.

• Guilt is perhaps the most painful companion of death.
• The real killer is still at large.
• They said I was a witch, but I'm not.
• You can't kill children...you cannot!
• It's not enough to believe in something, you must have the proof.