LE CORBEAU

FRIDAY, APRIL 20TH:  2:00  3:50  5:40  7:30  9:30

SATURDAY, APRIL 21ST:  12:30  2:30  7:00  9:20

SUNDAY, APRIL 22ND:  3:30   5:30   7:30   9:30

MONDAY, APRIL 23RD:  2:00   3:50   5:40   9:30

TUESDAY, APRIL 24TH:  2:00   3:50   5:40   7:30   9:30

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25TH:  2:00   3:50   5:40   9:30

THURSDAY, APRIL 26TH:  2:00   3:50   5:40   7:30   9:30

FRIDAY, APRIL 27TH:  2:00   3:50   5:40   7:30   9:30

SATURDAY, APRIL 28TH:  12:30   2:30   4:40   7:00   9:20

SUNDAY, APRIL 29TH:  1:20   3:10   5:10   7:00   8:50

MONDAY, APRIL 30TH:  2:00   3:50   5:40   7:30   9:30

TUESDAY, MAY 1ST:  2:00   3:50   5:40   7:30   9:30

Directed by Henri-Georges Clouzot

New 4K restoration

(1943) Fish-out-of-watered in a provincial town, coolly suave Parisian doctor Pierre Fresnay (Grand Illusion, Marius in Pagnol's Marseilles trilogy) finds himself the target of poison pen letters from "Le Corbeau" (the "Raven" or "Crow") - but then, slowly but surely, so does everyone else, even as an unknowingly terminal patient gets the bad news, the postmaster confiscates one addressed to his own wife, and letters literally float out of the air in public places. Hysteria and finger-pointing rule, with a suspect's panicky flight through deserted cobble-stoned streets to the tune of an off-screen lynch mob an unnerving highlight. Made by a German production company during the - never mentioned - Occupation, though from a pre-war original script, Corbeau got Clouzot banned from the French film industry for two years post-Liberation. 4K DCP restoration. Approx. 114 min.

Restored in 4K by Studiocanal, with the support of the CNC.

Presented with support from The George Fasel Memorial Fund for Classic French Cinema.

A RIALTO PICTURES RELEASE.