Cecile Is Dead

Year: 1944

Runtime: 82 mins

Language: French

Director: Maurice Tourneur

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Cecile, a young woman sharing an apartment with her aunt, repeatedly goes to the Judicial Police to report nightly intrusions that plague their home. Her pleas are repeatedly ignored, and the police remain indifferent until the tragic day she is discovered murdered, finally forcing them to confront the case.

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