L'imprécateur

1977
1h 42min

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Comedy Drama

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThe management orders an investigation about the inflammatory leaflets that are spread, because they assume that an internal opposition is at work.The management orders an investigation about the inflammatory leaflets that are spread, because they assume that an internal opposition is at work.The management orders an investigation about the inflammatory leaflets that are spread, because they assume that an internal opposition is at work.

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The real star of this film, the imposing and untypical french building where is settled the "Rosery & Mitchell" company is not a model. It's the actual Maine Montparnasse tower of which construction was achieved only 3 years before the shooting of this film.

Créditos adicionales
The movie opens with the following dedication: "To Andréas Winding." He was the film cinematographer and died before the film release.

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Typical seventies French film.

As was LA GRANDE BOUFFE, several years earlier and also a social satyre of the modern consumierism society and its search for a meaning in life and excess of all kinds, this movie explores the lethal side effects of capitalism and the greedy, ruthless and inhuman multinationals for the modern world. This story is totally deplaced, offbeat, weird but facsinating. It uses the metaphor tool which works so much. It is so efficient, especially starring the likes of Michel Piccoli, Jean-Pierre Marielle and Jean Yanne; all great specialists for this kind of f...up French films of this crazy period, today totally lost, forgotten. But this movie remains disturbing, a real gem for me. However not for all audiences.