Thursday 30 april at 20:30

Film screening: ‘The Crime on the Third Floor’

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Salle des fêtes, Place Brillat Savarin, 01260 Champagne-en-Valromey

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The Cinérencontre association is screening the film ‘Le crime du troisième étage’, directed by Rémi Bezançon and starring Gilles Lellouche, Laetitia Casta and Guillaume Gallienne.

France 2026 Running time: 1 hour 44 minutes Synopsis Colette, a film lecturer specialising in the work of Hitchcock, suspects her new neighbour across the street of having murdered his wife. Reality or professional bias? Her husband, François, a writer of somewhat old-fashioned historical crime novels, is initially sceptical about Colette’s obsession with this alleged crime. However, he allows himself to be drawn into this far-fetched investigation, and as the clues pile up and the mystery deepens, this ordinary couple transforms into an unbeatable detective duo. So, was there really a crime on the third floor?