Meurtres
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Noel Annequin is the black sheep of a social-climbing bourgeois family who married for love and stayed in the country while his professional brothers were improving their social position. When his beloved wife, dying of an incurable disease, begs him to end her misery, he finally agrees, but his desire to atone for his "crime" runs afoul of his heartless family, and all would be lost without his rebellious niece, played by 22-year-old Jeanne Moreau.
Film Details
Release Date
1950
Technical Specs
Duration
2h
Sound
Mono (Westrex Recording System)
Color
Black and White
Synopsis
Noel Annequin is the black sheep of a social-climbing bourgeois family who married for love and stayed in the country while his professional brothers were improving their social position. When his beloved wife, dying of an incurable disease, begs him to end her misery, he finally agrees, but his desire to atone for his "crime" runs afoul of his heartless family, and all would be lost without his rebellious niece, played by 22-year-old Jeanne Moreau.
Director
Richard Pottier
Director
Cast
Jeanne Moreau
Film Details
Release Date
1950
Technical Specs
Duration
2h
Sound
Mono (Westrex Recording System)
Color
Black and White
