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Malaterra

2004, Occitan. Directed by Philippe Carrèse.

In 1916, in an isolated farm in Haute Provence, Léon Morgon, a paralytic patriarch, reigns over a world of women: Appolonie, his daughter, Baptistine, his daughter-in-law and Maridoun, his granddaughter. Jean, Baptistine's husband, is reported missing on the Eastern front. The only boy left is Félix, a young man with troubled sexuality, Baptistine's son, who is convinced that his father is still alive. An abandoned village called "Malaterra" overlooks the Morgon clan's farm. The village is cursed, villagers say they have seen ghosts dancing there at night. The police would like to understand what is going on in Malaterra.

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Released
11 November 2004
Country
France
Written by
Philippe Carrèse

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If you liked Malaterra, try The Nest, The Kindness of Strangers, The Young One.

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Malaterra (2004) was directed by Philippe Carrèse and stars Roger Pasturel, Léa Coulanges, Laurenç Revest.

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