Mill of the Stone Women

Mill of the Stone Women
Italian film poster
Italian	Il mulino delle donne di pietra
Directed by	Giorgio Ferroni
Screenplay by	Remigio Del Grosso Ugo Liberatore Giorgio Stegani Giorgio Ferroni[1]
Story by	Remigio Del Grosso[1]
Starring	Pierre Brice Scilla Gabel Dany Carrel
Cinematography	Pier Ludovico Pavoni
Edited by	Antonietta Zita [1]
Music by	Carlo Innocenzi[1]
Production companies	Vanguard Films C.E.C. Comptoir D'Expansion Cinematographique[1]
Distributed by	C.D.C. (Italy)[1]
Release dates	30 August 1960 (1960-08-30) (Italy) 5 September 1962 (1962-09-05) (France)
Running time	96 minutes[a]
Countries	Italy France[1]
Box office	₤164 million

Mill of the Stone Women (Italian: Il mulino delle donne di pietra) is a 1960 Italian gothic horror film directed by Giorgio Ferroni, starring Pierre Brice and Scilla Gabel. It follows a journalist writing a story on a sculptor in 19th-century Holland who falls in love with the artist's sequestered daughter; meanwhile, a series of missing person cases seem to encircle the windmill where the artist lives and works.

The film is notable as the first Italian horror film to be shot in color.

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