Exes (2006)
Directed by Martin Cognito

Fantasy / Crime / Thriller

Film Synopsis

A serial killer is at work in Paris.  His first victim is a bookseller, found dead in her cellar.  Other murders follow in quick succession.  The killings are not as random as they first appear.  A writer is the first to realise that they are following, to the letter, the pattern of a book she has written.  Fearing that her own life may be in danger, she goes to the police and reveals a terrible secret.  But things are not quite what they seem...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Martin Cognito
  • Script: Martin Cognito
  • Cinematographer: François About
  • Music: Varou Jan
  • Cast: Grégoire Colin (Exes), Annie Lam (Song), Pierre-Loup Rajot (Benjamin), Tom Novembre (David), Sylviane Combes (Virginie), Marcia Delahaie (Claire), Patrick Kodjo Topou (Légiste), Abel Ferrara (Caïn), Erick Deshors (Le barman), Valota (Le peintre Valota), Suzanne Combeaud (La femme de David), Manuel Blanc (Homme de l'impasse 1), Thibault (Homme de l'impasse 2), Samuel Le Bihan (Joueur de mah-jong 1)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 87 min

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