Flesh and the Woman

Year: 1954

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: French

Director: Robert Siodmak

Drama

A jilted lawyer, seeking to escape his unfaithful lover, enlists in the French Foreign Legion. Stationed in a scorching desert, he spots a village woman who looks exactly like the one he has lost. As he becomes obsessed with the uncanny double, the barren landscape mirrors his yearning and confusion.

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