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In a French village steeped in an atmosphere of mystery and distrust, a brilliant writer arrives seeking inspiration for his next work. He soon becomes the center of attention when he learns of a local scandal: the disappearance of a young man years ago, which has left the community in shadows. Armed with his curiosity and an innate talent for uncovering secrets, the writer begins to question the villagers, each with their own version of the truth.

As he delves into the lives of the locals, the writer confronts a series of intertwined lies that reveal more than mere rumors. The tension begins to escalate when it becomes evident that the stories he is told are filled with half-truths and manipulations. With each answer, the plot thickens, and the line between reality and fiction blurs, forcing the protagonist to question his own morality and the nature of truth.

As he unravels the enigma of the past, he starts to realize that his own life is also connected to this dark mystery. The claustrophobic atmosphere of the village, along with unpredictable twists, keeps you on the edge of your seat. The truth can sometimes be more terrifying than a simple lie, and the unexpected conclusion alters the writer's perception of the world around him. A haunting reflection on the power of words and the fragility of reality.

Media type
Movie
Year
1973
Director
Orson Welles
Writer
Orson Welles
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.70
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
88.00
Service
Metacritic
Rating
87.00
Actors
Oja Kodar
Elmyr de Hory
Laurence Harvey
Edith Irving
David Walsh
Paul Stewart
Richard Wilson
Joseph Cotten
Julio Palinkas
Françoise Widhoff
Mark Forgy
Nina van Pallandt
Gender
Documental
Country
France
Producers
Dominique Antoine
Original title
Vérités et Mensonges
Duration
89
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