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Crime d’amour
Alain Corneau

The late, great Corneau’s final film: corporate overlord Kristin Scott Thomas and underling Ludivine Sagnier cross swords in a cutthroat battle (to the death?). It is a delicious thriller of rivalry, seduction and humiliation set against office politics. A Sundance Selects release.

DIRECTOR
Alain Corneau
YEAR
2010
COUNTRY
France
RUNTIME
106 minutes
LANGUAGE
French
ORIGINAL TITLE
Crime d’amour

The late Alain Corneau’s final film is a delicious thriller of rivalry, seduction and humiliation set against office politics starring Kristin Scott Thomas and Ludivine Sagnier as mentor and ingénue at a multinational. When the ruthless Christine (Thomas) takes credit for the ideas that Isabelle (Sagnier) comes up with for the company, the stage is set for an elaborate game of revenge that reveals the shocking extent of Isabelle’s creativity when the stakes are high.

A Sundance Selects release.

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