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A Crime of Love
Chuluun is a single, very rich young man who works in a mining business. One day, he accidentally meets Uranbileg in a cafe he frequents and falls madly in love. Chuluun promises in his heart that 'she must be mine only'. Unfortunately, the girl has a boyfriend, and he is Tugsoo, an artist by profession. Chuluun meets Bayar, a friend of Chuluun's team, and they go to Chuluun's house for a drink. Bayar, drunk, tells Chuluun about his Intelligence Agency project No. 029, which he is not supposed to tell anyone. That project was to create a drug that would intentionally erase people's memories, and he boasts to Chuluun about the successful completion of the project. Chuluun does not fully believe it, but after Bayar gets drunk and falls, when he looks in his bag, he finds the project's sample drugs. Evidence beyond doubt. At this time, Chuluun has a sinister thought. He takes two doses of that drug No. 029.
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Plot Summary
This French drama explores the intense and destructive relationship between a young woman, Madeleine, and her lover, Guillaume. As their passion consumes them, Madeleine's life spirals out of control, leading her to make increasingly desperate choices. The film delves into themes of obsession, alienation, and the dark side of love.
Critical Reception
A Crime of Love received mixed to positive reviews, with particular praise for Adèle Haenel's powerful performance. Critics often noted the film's raw intensity and unflinching portrayal of a troubled relationship, though some found its bleakness overwhelming.
What Reviewers Say
Adèle Haenel delivers a standout performance as a woman consumed by obsession.
The film offers a raw and unsettling portrayal of a toxic relationship.
Its dark and intense atmosphere can be challenging for some viewers.
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Awards & Accolades
Adèle Haenel received a nomination for the César Award for Most Promising Actress for her role.
Fun Fact
The film is inspired by the true story of a young woman named Geneviève Lhermitte who, in 2007, murdered her five children.
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