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Someone Behind the Door (1971) Plot Summary Explained
- Release, runtime and language
- 1971 · 93 mins · French
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- Directed by
- Nicolas Gessner
- Starring
- Charles Bronson, Anthony Perkins, Jill Ireland, André Penvern, Henri Garcin, Agathe Natanson
Bereft of memory, a name, and a sense of self, an amnesiac becomes a pawn in a twisted scheme. A neurosurgeon whose wife is cheating brings him into his home and deliberately conditions him to believe the unfaithful woman is his own wife, pushing him to carry out what the surgeon considers the appropriate retribution. The film examines identity, manipulation, and vengeance.
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