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The Witness

1978, French. Directed by Jean-Pierre Mocky.

An Italian painter, Antonio Berti, pays a visit to Reims to his friend Robert Maurisson, a banker with political views on the town hall, who hides, under an affable air and an irreproachable dignity, a libertine and cynical temperament. Charged by the notable with the restoration of paintings exhibited in the cathedral, the artist calls on Cathy, a young girl from the choir, to serve as his model. The young girl will be found dead a few hours after their interview, near one of Robert's properties.

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Released
20 September 1978
Original title
Le Témoin
Country
France
Written by
Augusto Caminito, Jacques Dreux, Jean-Pierre Mocky

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The Witness (1978) was directed by Jean-Pierre Mocky and stars Alberto Sordi, Philippe Noiret, Roland Dubillard.

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