La Vérité de Mme Langlois Trailer

La Vérité de Mme Langlois Trailer (1977)

16 February 1977 Drama, Thriller, Crime 97 mins

Is Thérèse guilty? Accused of her husband's murder, she confides in the investigating judge—the only man who has ever truly listened to her. Beyond the crime story, the film explores the strange bonds that form between people and the twists and turns of the human psyche.

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Cast

Suzanne Flon

as Thérèse

Pierre Mondy

as The judge

Denise Gence

as Angèle

Jean-Pierre Bagot

as Mr. Alexandre

Paul Rieger

as Clerk

Crew

Georges Leclerc

Georges Leclerc Director of Photography

Daniel Groeghmanns

Daniel Groeghmanns Costume Design

International Titles

La Vérité de Mme Langlois Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 16 February 1977

Hungary 25 August 1982

Production Companies

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