The Stolen Painting

Year: 2024

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: French

Director: Pascal Bonitzer

ComedyDrama

André Masson, an expert in modern art, is contacted about a rediscovered painting by Egon Schiele found in Mulhouse. The artwork was confirmed to have been missing since 1939, and its reappearance unexpectedly threatens Masson’s professional life, leading him into a complex and potentially dangerous situation.

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