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| LE CORBEAU (1943) | |
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In the small town of St. Robin multiple rumors have begun to spread through malicious letters sent by someone who calls him or herself, Raven. These rumors do not affect the towns people in the beginning, however, Raven's diligence to persist sending letters sets root in the small town and spiteful rumors begin to affect the people mentioned in the letter. The central figures in St. Robin start an investigation, but can their attempts succeed in uncovering the identity of Raven? Le Corbeau is a brilliant thriller directed by Clouzot who displays his understanding of social interaction and the human psyche as people are confronted with lies and truths. In the end the audience is offered a memorable cinematic experience that keeps the audience guessing until the end. |
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| 2/18/2004 | |
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The Internet Movie Database. |
