Coupable (2008)
Directed by Laetitia Masson

Crime / Drama / Thriller
aka: Guilty

Film Synopsis

Blanche Grandville is the most obvious suspect when her husband is found dead at their home.  At least this is what Louis Berger, the police inspector leading the murder investigation, believes.  The man who is hired to defend Blanche is Lucien Lambert, an ambitious young lawyer who sees this case as a stepping stone to much greater things.  Late one night, Lambert feels himself drawn to his client's house.  Here, he encounters Marguerite Marquet, a strange young woman who was both Grandville's cook and his mistress.  It turns out that Grandville was on the point of leaving his wife to embark on a new life with Marguerite, not long before he was killed.  It looks as if Lambert has stumbled across a motive for murder...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Laetitia Masson
  • Script: Laetitia Masson
  • Cinematographer: Antoine Héberlé
  • Cast: Hélène Fillières (Marguerite), Jérémie Renier (Lucien), Amira Casar (Dolorès), Denis Podalydès (Louis), Anne Consigny (Blanche), Marc Barbé (Le mari de Blanche), Yannick Renier (Le frère de Lucien), Dinara Drukarova (La jeune femme), Yasmine Belmadi (Mercier), Thierry Hancisse (L'homme du divorce), Camille de Sablet (La femme du divorce), Maurice Bernart, Michel Onfray
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 107 min
  • Aka: Guilty

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