“The Thursday Murder Club” Provides a Cozy Mystery
As a frequent “the book was better” extoller, this movie was well worth the watch.
Steel Butterfly
Robert, an aging clock-maker, longs to reconnect with his son César in his final days. As César senses the atelier's stopped clocks hold a deeper meaning, he sets out to uncover the truth. Meanwhile, on the Riviera, a shadowy saboteur of timepieces nears exposure, as ambitious young journalist Émilie races to reveal a story she knows could be her greatest.
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Robert, an aging clock-maker, longs to reconnect with his son César in his final days. As César senses the atelier's stopped clocks hold a deeper meaning, he sets out to uncover the truth. Meanwhile, on the Riviera, a shadowy saboteur of timepieces nears exposure, as ambitious young journalist Émilie races to reveal a story she knows could be her greatest.
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