
Maigret and the Dead Lover
Rendez-Vous with French Cinema 2026
March 5 - 15
Pascal Bonitzer takes on one of France’s most-loved characters, the gruff but humane Inspector Jules Maigret—portrayed by the equally legendary Denis Podalydès—as the methodical sleuth investigates the murder of a former ambassador.
Well known for his frequent screenwriting collaborations with the late Jacques Rivette, writer-director Pascal Bonitzer (Auction, Rendez-Vous 2024) takes on one of France’s most-loved characters, the gruff but humane Inspector Jules Maigret. The latest performer to embody Georges Simenon’s iconic detective, signature pipe and all, the equally legendary Denis Podalydès of the Comédie-Française is engrossing as the methodical sleuth working his way through a particularly baffling case. In a series of interrogations with mysteriously uncooperative families and domestic staff, Maigret works to uncover the truth behind the murder of a former ambassador. Staying true to Simenon’s understated, quietly riveting prose, Bonitzer presents a masterful contemporary update of one of the great sleuths while capturing the character’s essence.




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