
Chut!
2002, French. Directed by Philippe Setbon.
A young couple, Ines and Fred, have just moved into an apartment with a long corridor. After a few days, Ines hears strange noises and thinks she sees something. Trying to find out more, she gets scratched, but she doesn't know by whom or by what. Fred sees nothing and hears nothing. A tension arises between the two young people who do not understand each other. Is Ines going crazy or is it Fred who refuses to face reality?
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- 18 October 2002
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- Philippe Setbon
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Chut! (2002) was directed by Philippe Setbon and stars Sophie Guillemin, Matthieu Rozé, Valérie Stroh.