Mortelle randonnée (1983)
Année de sortie: 1983
Nation: France
Alternative Title: Ronda Mortal, Øjet, Eglima sto skotadi, Ekdromi thanatou, Végzetes kaland
Réalisateur: Claude Miller
Writer: Gérard Sterin, Jacques Audiard, Louis-Charles Sirjacq, Marc Behm, Michel Audiard
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Charles Gassot, Bernard Grenet
Sociétés: TF1 Films Production, Téléma Productions
Genre: Mystery, Romance, Romance Film
Budget: N/A
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: breasts, dead body in a swimming pool, dumping a dead body in a lake, eating a pear, euro noir, female frontal nudity, female rear nudity, french noir, lesbian character, lesbian sex, marlboro cigarettes, neo noir, obsession, pear, private detective, reference to joseph stalin, reference to shakespeare's hamlet, reference to victor hugo, reference to william shakespeare, serial killer
Histoire
Mortelle randonnée follows aging private detective Beauvoir who is tasked with investigating Catherine Leiris, a beautiful woman suspected of killing and robbing her wealthy husbands on their wedding nights. Despite never confronting her directly, Beauvoir becomes intrigued by Catherine's resemblance to his unknown daughter. As he tails her, he feels an inexplicable connection to her, even believing they share telepathic communication. In one instance, Beauvoir inadvertently causes a bus accident that kills Catherine's artist husband, whom she genuinely loved. Afterwards, Catherine and a young accomplice named Betty resort to bank robbery for income. When Betty is shot during a robbery, Catherine is left alone again. She eventually settles into a quiet life as a waitress until Beauvoir reappears in her life.
Résumé
Mortelle randonnée is a 1983 French mystery film directed by Claude Miller, starring Michel Serrault and Isabelle Adjani. The story explores the complex relationship between an aging detective and his enigmatic target, Catherine Leiris, whose beauty and apparent cold-bloodedness captivate him. While some details vary among sources, all agree that Beauvoir's investigation leads him to become increasingly obsessed with Catherine, leading to tragic consequences.
