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À corde tendue
After many years spent in jail, Sandra is finally free and is going back to Chamonix, where she was born, to meet her dad for the first time. But their reunion turns out to be quite complicated as they found themselves to have completely opposite personalities.On top of that, the villagers do not appreciate much the presence of a former prisoner in their town
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Plot Summary
Caroline is a famous violinist who lives in a luxurious apartment with her husband, David. Her career is at its peak, but their relationship is strained. When David is found dead, Caroline becomes the prime suspect, especially when evidence points to her as the killer. She must unravel the truth behind her husband's death and her own potential involvement before it's too late.
Critical Reception
À corde tendue, also known as 'The Slipping of the Rope,' received a mixed to positive reception, particularly praised for Isabelle Huppert's compelling performance. The film's suspenseful narrative and psychological depth were highlighted by critics, though some found the pacing to be uneven.
What Reviewers Say
Isabelle Huppert delivers a powerful and nuanced performance.
The film offers a tense and intriguing psychological thriller.
Some viewers found the plot's resolution less satisfying than its build-up.
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Fun Fact
While the film is titled 'À corde tendue' (Taut Rope) in French, its international English title is often 'The Slipping of the Rope,' subtly hinting at the precarious situation of its protagonist.
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