L'Imprécateur (1977)
Directed by Jean-Louis Bertuccelli
Comedy / Drama
aka: The Accuser
L'Imprécateur (1977)
Film Synopsis
No one could have foreseen the sudden collapse of the multinational company Rosserys and Mitchell - or could they? Perhaps the writing was on the wall the day that Arangrude was killed in a supposed car accident. On that day, the director of human relations found a piece of paper signed The Imprecator on her desk, along with every other employee in the company. The notes seemed pretty innocuous at the time, just a caustic commentary on the firm's business methods. But this is how foundations begin to fracture and edifices tumble. Just who is The Imprecator and what is his motive...?© James Travers
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Film Credits
- Director: Jean-Louis Bertuccelli
- Script: Stephen Becker, Jean-Louis Bertuccelli, René-Victor Pilhes (novel)
- Cinematographer: Andréas Winding
- Music: Richard Rodney Bennett
- Cast: Jean Yanne (Directeur des relations humaines), Michel Piccoli (Saint-Ramé), Jean-Pierre Marielle (Roustev), Marlène Jobert (Madame Arangrude), Jean-Claude Brialy (Le Rantec), Michael Lonsdale (Abéraud), Robert Webber (Le cadre américain), Charles Cioffi (Mac Ganter), Noëlle Adam (Madame Saint-Ramé), Christine Pascal (Betty Saint-Ramé), Anton Diffring (Ronson), Virginie Billetdoux (Simone, la secrétaire), Philippe Brigaud (Selis), Gérard Caillaud (Chavegnac), Pierre Haudebourg (Samueru), Gérard Hérold (Térenne), Jean-Claude Montalban (Yritieri), Jean-Paul Muel (Fournier), Philippe Rouleau (Vasson), Daniel Sarky (Portal)
- Country: France / Switzerland
- Language: French
- Support: Color
- Runtime: 102 min
- Aka: The Accuser
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