Ten Days’ Wonder

Year: 1971

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: English

Director: Claude Chabrol

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Amid accusations that they have broken every commandment in the book, Charles Van Horn, the privileged son of the influential Théo Van Horn, seeks the assistance of his former mentor, Paul Régis, to uncover why he suffers repeated episodes of amnesia, hoping the teacher’s insight will reveal the cause behind his puzzling memory loss.

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