[Rien ne va plus]
1997 - France
Director
Claude Chabrol
Starring
Isabelle Huppert, Michel Serrault, François Cluzet
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Light comedy with random lapses into suspense-thriller territory — Huppert & Serrault are lovable as small-time con artists attempting a swindle “out of their league;” I guess they are meant to be a father/daughter team but, er… this is (rather delightfully) ambiguous. Frivolous enjoyable thing.
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[...] 2006 Comedy of Power 2000 Merci pour le chocolat 1997 The Swindle 1995 La Ceremonie 1994 L’Enfer 1991 Madame Bovary 1988 Story of Women 1978 Violette Noziere 1970 La Rupture 2006 The Butcher 1969 La Femme infidele 1968 Les Biches Top Tens [...]
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