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A Love That Kills
The two million Spanish women who are victims of domestic violence and the death each week of a woman at the hands of her partner is not fiction but pure reality.
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Plot Summary
In this French comedy, a meticulous police inspector, obsessed with order, finds his life turned upside down when he falls for a beautiful, yet chaotic, suspect in a robbery case. As their unlikely romance blossoms, he must navigate the complexities of his feelings while trying to maintain his professional integrity and solve the crime. The film blends humor with romantic tension as the inspector grapples with his growing affection for the very woman he is supposed to be investigating.
Critical Reception
A Love That Kills was met with a mixed to positive reception, appreciated for its lighthearted blend of crime and romance, and the chemistry between its lead actors. Some critics noted its predictable plot but praised its engaging performances and witty dialogue, making it a charming, albeit not groundbreaking, romantic crime comedy.
What Reviewers Say
The film offers a pleasant diversion with its charming romantic subplot.
Thierry Lhermitte's performance is a highlight, adding comedic flair.
While the crime element is secondary, the romance provides sufficient entertainment.
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Fun Fact
The film was originally intended to be a vehicle for Gérard Depardieu before Thierry Lhermitte took on the lead role.
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