The blood letting

La saignée - 1971 - Color - 84 mn
French - France, Italia
Thriller
- Direction
Claude Mulot - Production
Edgar Oppenheimer - Screenplay
Claude Mulot, Edgar Oppenheimer, Albert Kantof - Editing
Victoria Mercanton - Photography
Roger Fellous - Music by
Eddie Vartan - With
Bruno Pradal, Charles Southwood, Gabriele Tinti
Saturday 8 September 2018 - 14:45 - Showroom 300 - Presented by Stéphane Bouyer
In New York, French man Thomas is the helpless witness of the murder of a man and woman by Gino Longa. Afraid of reprisals, he returns to the native village he had fled a few years before.
Claude Mulot is mostly known as the director of some classics from the golden age of french porn like Le Sexe qui parle, La Femme objet ou Les Petites écolières, all signed under the alias Frédéric Lansac. Less known are his attempts at genre movies like the gothic La Rose Ecorchée (The Blood Rose), the giallesque Le Couteau sous la Gorge or La Saignée, reminiscent of Serge Leroy's The Track. A fine gem, superbly restored.