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“3 Classic Films by Claude Chabrol” celebrates one of the most prolific and widely respected of French film directors.  As one of the prime instigators of the French New Wave, Chabrol directed lean narrative films whose keenly observed realism typically drew inspiration from the suspense film and psychological thriller. <br /><br />BETTY<br />In one of Chabrol's darkest dramas, Marie Trintignant gives an astonishing performance as Betty, a woman whose alcohol-soaked life has finally fallen to pieces.  She fortunately falls under the care of an older woman (St&eacute;phane Audran) with a similar background, but her benefactor's sympathies may be misplaced. This two-character study doesn’t have much of a traditional plot as it explores the nuances and unpredictability of human behavior, but the performances are riveting.<br /><br />TORMENT (L’ENFER)<br />Based on a script by Henri-Georges Clouzot, Chabrol explores the point at which jealousy and obsession turn to madness.  François Cluzet plays Paul, a young husband who, along with his beautiful wife (Emmanuelle B&eacute;art) runs a country hotel.  Paul soon becomes obsessed with his wife's flirtations, but is it all in his head? This is a nightmarish exploration of how jealousy and perceived unfaithfulness escalates into domestic abuse and kidnapping. Viewers may be disappointed by the cryptic ending, but the performance by B&eacute;art is excellent, ranging from self-confidence to madness.<br /><br />THE SWINDLE<br />Isabelle Huppert and Michel Serrault (“La Cage aux Folles”) star as a couple of small-time con artists looking for the next big game in this psychological thriller tinged with wry humor. Into their web stumbles a naïve financial courier (François Cluzet) accompanying what might be their biggest score yet. This crime comedy, Chabrol’s 50th film, is the lightest of the three. It’s fun to watch the pair’s methodical hotel-based plans being set in motion, and there are a few Hitchcockian touches that film fans will recognize and appreciate. We never know the actual relationship between the two. Are they father and daughter? Former lovers? Current lovers? The pairing is ambiguous, but that’s what holds the film together and keeps us guessing.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the 3-disc Blu-ray release include feature-length audio commentaries (for “Torment” and “The Swindle”), theatrical trailers, and a new 40-minute interview with Francois Cluzet by New York Film Festival director Kent Jones.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Cohen Film Collection is proud to present for the first time in HD, a collection of films by Claude Chabrol, one of the most prolific and widely respected of French film directors. As one of the prime instigators of the French New Wave, Chabrol directed lean narrative films whose keenly observed realism typically drew inspiration from the suspense film and psychological thriller. BETTYIn one of Chabrol's darkest dramas, Marie Trintignant gives an astonishing performance as Betty, a woman whose alcohol-soaked life has finally fallen to pieces. She fortunately falls under the care of an older woman (Stéphane Audran) with a similar background, but her benefactor's sympathies may be misplaced.TORMENT (L’ENFER)Based on a script by Henri-Georges Clouzot, Chabrol explores the point at which jealousy and obsession turn to madness. François Cluzet plays Paul, a young husband who, along with his beautiful wife (Emmanuelle Béart at her sexiest) runs a country hotel. Paul soon becomes obsessed with his wife's flirtations, but is it all in his head?THE SWINDLEIsabelle Huppert and Michel Serrault star as a couple of small-time con artists looking for the next big game in this psychological thriller tinged with wry humor. Into their web stumbles a naïve financial courier (François Cluzet) accompanying what might be their biggest score yet..