The Collector
The detective Maud Graham hides her sensibility behind the image of a strong and independant woman. She frequently offers her hospitality to a 16-year-old prostitute, Grégoire, a young man who became her friend. But when the teenager decides to invite a 12-year-old boy who is running away from home, Maud is near illegality. In addition, the detective has to deal with a serial killer who had already killed and mutilated many women. When she understands that the killer is very intelligent and organized, she elaborates a strategy to arrest him. There starts a dangerous game where the two teenagers that Graham is protecting will be implied. The killer is getting closer, revealing more and more of his madness.
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The detective Maud Graham hides her sensibility behind the image of a strong and independant woman. She frequently offers her hospitality to a 16-year-old prostitute, Grégoire, a young man who became her friend. But when the teenager decides to invite a 12-year-old boy who is running away from home, Maud is near illegality. In addition, the detective has to deal with a serial killer who had already killed and mutilated many women. When she understands that the killer is very intelligent and organized, she elaborates a strategy to arrest him. There starts a dangerous game where the two teenagers that Graham is protecting will be implied. The killer is getting closer, revealing more and more of his madness.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Jean Beaudin
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Christal Films
Cast
Jean Beaudin
Director
Luc Picard
Michel Rochon
Maude Guérin
Maude Graham
Lawrence Arcouette
Grégoire
Charles-André Bourassa
Frédéric Tanguay
Yves Jacques
François Berger / Babette Brown
Julie Ménard
Josée
Yvan Ponton
Robert Fecteau
Christian Bégin
Roger Moreau
Alexis Martin
Alain Gagnon
François Papineau
Claude Brunet
Michel Deschênes
Michel Rochon à 12 ans
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