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Rider on the Rain (1970)

Melancolie Mau is a lonely woman on the French seaside who falls victim to a horrific rape, but she manages to turn the tables and kill her attacker. She chooses not to tell anyone and dumps the body, but it comes back to haunt her when a U.S. colonel arrives, mysteriously armed with full knowledge about her ordeal. However, he seems to have his own agenda, and it may concern Melancolie's absent husband.
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Melancolie Mau is a lonely woman on the French seaside who falls victim to a horrific rape, but she manages to turn the tables and kill her attacker. She chooses not to tell anyone and dumps the body, but it comes back to haunt her when a U.S. colonel arrives, mysteriously armed with full knowledge about her ordeal. However, he seems to have his own agenda, and it may concern Melancolie's absent husband.

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Genre:Thriller, Mystery, Crime
Directed By:René Clément
Written By:Sébastien Japrisot
In Theaters:1/21/1970
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Greenwich Film Production, Medusa Produzione, Taurus Film, AVCO Embassy Pictures

Cast

Director

René Clément

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Charles Bronson

Col. Harry Dobbs

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Marlène Jobert

Mélancolie 'Mellie' Mau

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Gabriele Tinti

Tony Mau

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Jean Gaven

Inspector Toussaint

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Jean Piat

M. Armand

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Jill Ireland

Nicole

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Corinne Marchand

Tania

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Annie Cordy

Juliette

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Ellen Bahl

Madeleine Legauff

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Steve Eckardt

U.S. officer

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Marika Green

Hostess at Tania's

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