The Rupture (film, 1970)

the Rupture is a French film of Claude Chabrol, left on the screens in 1970.

Synopsis

Because her husband, Charles, a drug addict, maltreat it, Helene decides to divorce and take along with it Michel, its little boy. But his/her father-in-law, a rich and powerful man, persuaded that the young woman is at the origin of the forfeiture of her son, Charles, does all so that the divorce is pronounced against Helene.

Data sheet

Realization: Claude Chabrol
Scenario: Claude Chabrol, according to the novel of Charlotte Armstrong
Country: France, Italy, Belgium
Year: 1970
Lasted: 2:04
Turned into Mono, 1.85: 1, in Eastmancolor
Exit into the room in France the August 26th 1970

Interpreters

Stephan Audran: Helene Régnier
Jean-Pierre Cassel: Paul Thomas
Michel Bouquet: Ludovic
Jean-Claude Drouot: Charles
Jean Carmet: Mr. Pinelli
Michel Duchaussoy: Allan Jourdan
Catherine Rouvel: Sonia
Annie Cordy: Mrs. Pinelli
Mario David: Gerard Mostelle
Katia Romanoff:
Marguerite Cassan elects: Emilie
Dominique Zardi
Laurent Brunschwick

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