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M Merci pour le chocolat (2000)
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Merci pour le chocolat (2000)

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Country: FR/SW
Technical: col 101m
Director: Claude Chabrol
Cast: Isabelle Huppert, Jacques Dutronc, Anna Mouglalis

Synopsis:

A young piano student meets and is helped by a world-class player who may just be her biological father; he meanwhile has remarried with the psychotic head of a chocolate firm, actually responsible for engineering his former wife's death.

Review:

Chabrol returns to his favourite theme of murder in the family, and to something like the form of his best work. The play of devious intent beneath a veneer of bourgeois 'mondanité' is sketched as delicately as ever, but the film's closure is abrupt and leaves questions unanswered.

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Country: FR/SW
Technical: col 101m
Director: Claude Chabrol
Cast: Isabelle Huppert, Jacques Dutronc, Anna Mouglalis

Synopsis:

A young piano student meets and is helped by a world-class player who may just be her biological father; he meanwhile has remarried with the psychotic head of a chocolate firm, actually responsible for engineering his former wife's death.

Review:

Chabrol returns to his favourite theme of murder in the family, and to something like the form of his best work. The play of devious intent beneath a veneer of bourgeois 'mondanité' is sketched as delicately as ever, but the film's closure is abrupt and leaves questions unanswered.


Country: FR/SW
Technical: col 101m
Director: Claude Chabrol
Cast: Isabelle Huppert, Jacques Dutronc, Anna Mouglalis

Synopsis:

A young piano student meets and is helped by a world-class player who may just be her biological father; he meanwhile has remarried with the psychotic head of a chocolate firm, actually responsible for engineering his former wife's death.

Review:

Chabrol returns to his favourite theme of murder in the family, and to something like the form of his best work. The play of devious intent beneath a veneer of bourgeois 'mondanité' is sketched as delicately as ever, but the film's closure is abrupt and leaves questions unanswered.

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