Savage Triangle

Year: 1951

Runtime: 112 mins

Language: French

Director: Jean Delannoy

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Based on Édouard Peisson’s novel, Jean Delannoy’s drama follows Simon, raised by a shepherd for twelve years, who reunites with his mother Marie, a stable prostitute in Marseille. Discovering her profession, Simon’s love endures while his anger shifts toward her abusive boyfriend Paul, forming a moving story of unconditional love and family.

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