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The wife and mistress of a cruel boarding-school headmaster form a dangerous alliance against him.

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Christina Delassalle and Nicole Horner, respectively wife and mistress of cruel school headmaster Michel, form an alliance against him. Their carefully planned crime becomes more frightening when expected physical evidence disappears and strange signs suggest another explanation.

Why it belongs

Henri-Georges Clouzot makes guilt atmospheric, employing water, corridors, silence, and vanished evidence to make certainty steadily impossible.

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The boarding school's decaying rooms, an overflowing bathtub, a murky swimming pool, and precisely withheld sounds give ordinary spaces a clammy threat. Simone Signoret's control and Véra Clouzot's fragility carry mistrust within the conspiracy.

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Awards are reference metadata only · zero points in 40/40/20

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Sight & Sound—IMDb Top 250—AFI 100—
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Great Cinema Master List scores

Greatness9.1
Engagement9.1
Ease8.7

French · Not Rated
Narrative Feature
Mood: Terrifying & Gripping