
A director with a dark sensibility comparable to Chabrol, Claude Miller made these two twisty Polars (French Police-Noir films) with Michel Serrault (Kill the Referee), showcasing the actor in stunning performances alongside stars including Lino Ventura (Army of Shadows) and Isabelle Adjani (Possession, The Story of Adele H). In The Inquisitor cops Gallien (Ventura) and Belmont (Guy Marchand) interrogate Martinaud (Serrault), a wealthy lawyer, for the rape and murder of two young girls. The investigation becomes further complicated when his wife (Romy Schneider, Le combat dans l'ile) gives her statement. A gripping thriller with intense performances, The Inquisitor was a critical and commercial success on , nominated for 8 César Awards, winning Best Screenplay and acting prizes for Serrault and Marchand. Serrault returns in Deadly Circuit as a P.I. who becomes obsessed with the target of his investigation, a murderer (Adjani) who he follows across Europe as she moves from one victim to another. Switching gears to pitch black humour this wild crime film features both leads on top form alongside a stunning supporting cast including Stephane Audran (The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie), Macha Méril (Deep Red), Sami Frey (Bande à part), and Jean-Claude Brialy (The Bride Wore Black) among others. Special Features Booklet, Bonus Footage, Commentary 'Deadly Circuit' Rachael Nisbet (critic)., Documentaries 'Success Story' (2016); Documentary on 'Deadly Circuit' featuring co-screenwriter Jacques Adiard, director of photography Pierre Lhomme and producer Charles Gassot (2016)., Interviews Claude Miller and Michel Audiard; Philippe Le Guay (film-maker)., Reversible sleeve featuring designs based on original posters; Appreciation of the film by Patrice Leconte (film-maker); Reverse Short [Champ contrechamp] - a TV episode on crime fiction featuring Claude Miller, Michel S
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A director with a dark sensibility comparable to Chabrol, Claude Miller made these two twisty Polars (French Police-Noir films) with Michel Serrault (Kill the Referee), showcasing the actor in stunning performances alongside stars including Lino Ventura (Army of Shadows) and Isabelle Adjani (Possession, The Story of Adele H). In The Inquisitor cops Gallien (Ventura) and Belmont (Guy Marchand) interrogate Martinaud (Serrault), a wealthy lawyer, for the rape and murder of two young girls. The investigation becomes further complicated when his wife (Romy Schneider, Le combat dans l'ile) gives her statement. A gripping thriller with intense performances, The Inquisitor was a critical and commercial success on , nominated for 8 César Awards, winning Best Screenplay and acting prizes for Serrault and Marchand. Serrault returns in Deadly Circuit as a P.I. who becomes obsessed with the target of his investigation, a murderer (Adjani) who he follows across Europe as she moves from one victim to another. Switching gears to pitch black humour this wild crime film features both leads on top form alongside a stunning supporting cast including Stephane Audran (The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie), Macha Méril (Deep Red), Sami Frey (Bande à part), and Jean-Claude Brialy (The Bride Wore Black) among others. Special Features Booklet, Bonus Footage, Commentary 'Deadly Circuit' Rachael Nisbet (critic)., Documentaries 'Success Story' (2016); Documentary on 'Deadly Circuit' featuring co-screenwriter Jacques Adiard, director of photography Pierre Lhomme and producer Charles Gassot (2016)., Interviews Claude Miller and Michel Audiard; Philippe Le Guay (film-maker)., Reversible sleeve featuring designs based on original posters; Appreciation of the film by Patrice Leconte (film-maker); Reverse Short [Champ contrechamp] - a TV episode on crime fiction featuring Claude Miller, Michel S
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