Two third-rate thespians feign a murder to make the headlines.Their subterfuge backfires on them and both are sentenced to death.
Le mort en fuite is one of those old French films that feels like a forgotten curiosity. If you're someone who loves digging up quirky, dark comedies from cinema's early days, especially those with a slightly theatrical vibe, then you might just find something to latch onto here. But for most modern viewers expecting a...
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"Le mort en fuite is one of those old French films that feels like a forgotten curiosity. If you're someone who loves digging up quirky, dark comedies from cinema's early days, especially those with a slightly theatrical vibe, then you might just find something to latch onto here. But for most modern viewers expecting anything fast-paced or easily digestible, this one will likely feel like a real slog. It’s definitely *not* for the casual Friday night movie crowd, more for the patient film histor..."
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