Hitchcock & Chabrol: Betty [OmeU] FR, 1992, directed by: Claude Chabrol with Marie Trintignant, Stéphane Audran, Jean-François Garreaud, 104 min
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After a turbulent night, Betty finds herself in a Paris bar, where she is taken in by the mysterious and compassionate Laure. As the two women become close, Betty begins to reveal fragments of her troubled past: a wealthy marriage, family conflict and a life increasingly shaped by self-destruction. Adapted from Georges Simenon, Chabrol creates an intimate and melancholic portrait of a woman searching for escape while struggling to understand herself.
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After a turbulent night, Betty ends up in a Parisian bar, where she is welcomed by the mysterious and understanding Laure. As the two women get closer, Betty gradually talks about her difficult past: a wealthy marriage, family conflicts and a life that is increasingly characterized by self-destruction. Based on a novel by Georges Simenon, Chabrol paints an intimate and melancholy portrait of a woman who flees from her previous life and at the same time tries to understand herself.
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After a turbulent night, Betty finds herself in a Paris bar, where she is taken in by the mysterious and compassionate Laure. As the two women become close, Betty begins to reveal fragments of her troubled past: a wealthy marriage, family conflict and a life increasingly shaped by self-destruction. Adapted from Georges Simenon, Chabrol creates an intimate and melancholic portrait of a woman searching for escape while struggling to understand herself.
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