Le Sang des autres (1984)
Directed by Claude Chabrol

Drama
aka: The Blood of Others

Film Synopsis

Paris 1938. Hélène Bertrand is a young designer for the highly respected fashion house of Gigi Grandjouan.  She dreams of a life of passion and adventure, which her fiancé, Paul Perrier, a militant communist, clearly shows no sign of giving her.  Jean Blomart, Paul's colleague in arms, is an altogether different proposition...  Hélène and Jean are enjoying an intense love affair when war breaks out.  Jean enlists and the Germans invade Paris.  When Jean returns, he is appalled to find that Hélène has become a Nazi collaborator...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Claude Chabrol
  • Script: Simone de Beauvoir (novel), Brian Moore, Odile Barski (dialogue)
  • Cinematographer: Richard Ciupka
  • Music: Matthieu Chabrol, François Dompierre
  • Cast: Jodie Foster (Hélène), Michael Ontkean (Jean), Sam Neill (Bergman), Lambert Wilson (Paul), Stéphane Audran (Gigi), Alexandra Stewart (Madeleine), Jean-François Balmer (Arnaud), John Vernon (Charles), Marie Bunel (Yvonne), Michel Robin (Raoul), Roger Miremont (Marcel), Christine Laurent (Denise), Kate Reid (Madame Blomart), Jean-Pierre Aumont (Monsieur Blomart), Monique Mercure (Madame Klotz), Micheline Presle (Denise), Renaud Verley (Docteur Duval), Marcel Guy (Docteur Lenfant), André Chaumeau (Général SS Claussen), Alain Doutey (Leclerc)
  • Country: Canada / France / USA
  • Language: English / German
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 130 min
  • Aka: The Blood of Others

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