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L'Assassin Habite… au 21 (1942)

Director: Henri-Georges Clouzot

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From Time Out Film Guide

Clouzot's first feature, an engaging serio-comic thriller, with Fresnay as a whimsical police inspector who poses as a pastor to infiltrate the boarding-house where a Jack the Ripper killer is hiding out. The moderately ingenious mystery is boosted by the fantastical characterisations, and there are nice touches of black humour (like the toy working models of the killer made by one of the suspects).

Author: TM

Time Out Film Guide


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