Le Boucher

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Le Boucher is a 1970 French psychological thriller film by director Claude Chabrol that explores a disturbing relationship between a schoolteacher and a village butcher in a small provincial town.

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Le Boucher canonical 2

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instanceOf French film
film
psychological thriller film
thriller film
cinematographyBy Jean Rabier
countryOfOrigin France
director Claude Chabrol
distributedBy Allianz
editedBy Jacques Gaillard
filmingLocation Dordogne
Trémolat
genre crime film
drama film
psychological thriller
hasCastMember Agnès Négrier
Antonio Passalia NERFINISHED
Jean Yanne
Jean-Claude Bouillaud NERFINISHED
Mario Beccia NERFINISHED
Nicole Guettard
Roger Rudel
Stéphane Audran NERFINISHED
William Guérault NERFINISHED
mainCharacter Hélène Daville
Paul Thomas
musicBy Pierre Jansen NERFINISHED
notableFor depiction of a disturbing relationship between a schoolteacher and a village butcher
use of suspense in a provincial French setting
originalLanguage French
partOf Claude Chabrol filmography
portrays butcher
schoolteacher
producer André Génovès NERFINISHED
releaseDate 1970-02-27
releaseDecade 1970s
releaseYear 1970
runtimeMinutes 93
setIn Dordogne
rural France
starring Jean Yanne
Stéphane Audran NERFINISHED
theme loneliness
repressed desire
small-town life
violence
writer Claude Chabrol

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Claude Chabrol notableWork Le Boucher
Jean Yanne actedIn Le Boucher