The Haven

Year: 1997

Runtime: 101 mins

Language: French

Director: Michel Poulette

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After a drive‑by kills his partner and he’s blamed, detective Jacques Laniel quits the force and starts a private investigation. He finds author Zachary Osborne dead, hired by the professor’s wife, and uncovers a shady land deal that turned a crumbling rectory into the Haven of the Monsters, a half‑way house for lightly sentenced murderers. Flashbacks reveal the inmates’ crimes, giving the film a surreal, David Lynch‑like tone.

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