Benoît Magimel, Bernard Le Coq, Didier Benureau
Shortly after Francois returns home to his family's beautiful estate in Bourdeaux--following four years of study in Chicago--an anonymous leaflet arrives at the house suggesting that his beloved Aunt ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 20, 2004
Stats: 45 reviews
A decent if not completely unremarkable French thriller. It isn't that there's anything wrong with The Flower of Evil, per se, but I feel like I've just spent 100 minutes watching absolutely nothing new. The themes are interesting if not completely broad, the characters are noth...( read more)
Joder que buena película visualmente tan correcta y genera tantas preguntas es todo un cuestionamiento al espectador
A Black humor film??hummm....i just can say which is some of warm, funny, sad and little bit weird. This large family seems cannot escape the fate of clan, such as a curse, which happened to every generation. Also, talked about the conflict in this family, but most of them with o...( read more)
I feel such an affection for Chabrol and his work that I probably can't see The Flower of Evil as it would be experienced by a first-time viewer. full review
Claude Chabrol gives ample opportunity for his audience to take pokes at those whacky French. full review
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