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In this gothic romance based on a 1950s novel by Robert Margerit, after a whirlwind romance, Violette, a Parisian girl, has married Gustave Dupin, a charming aristocrat, and returned with him to live on his country estate. There, she begins to discover that all is not as it seemed, and beneath her groom's charming exterior is an undreamt-of savagery. She forms an alliance with her husband's much saner brother Bastien which saves her in the end, but not before she must go on trial for the murder of her husband.
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In this gothic romance based on a 1950s novel by Robert Margerit, after a whirlwind romance, Violette, a Parisian girl, has married Gustave Dupin, a charming aristocrat, and returned with him to live on his country estate. There, she begins to discover that all is not as it seemed, and beneath her groom's charming exterior is an undreamt-of savagery. She forms an alliance with her husband's much saner brother Bastien which saves her in the end, but not before she must go on trial for the murder of her husband.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pascal Bonitzer, Jacques Deray
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Paradis Films, Mondex Films, La Générale d'Images, France 3 Cinéma
Cast
Jacques Deray
Director
Béatrice Dalle
Violette
Philippe Volter
Gustave
Stéphane Freiss
Bastien
Geneviève Page
Nathalie Dupin
Michel Duchaussoy
Investigating judge
Hervé Laudière
Antoine
Jenny Clève
Anna Bourderias
Pierre Vial
Dr. Charles
Jacques David
Le président Boissot
Claudine Delvaux
Rose Charles
Pierre Romans
Le curé
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