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The Trout (1982)
Director: Joseph Losey
Movie review
From Time Out Film Guide
Huppert is the trout, a cold fish who swims by herself, not needing much from anyone, tending to attract predators but equipped with very sharp teeth. She wears a T-shirt which has 'Maybe' on the front, but has 'Never' on the back, and 'It's all the same to me' is her key (indeed her exit) line. The film recounts the fate of several mostly disagreeable characters who fail to read the warning signs. Losey's penultimate film is one of his most assured, depicting with unusual objectivity the impact of a type of personality met with in life from time to time, but not often in the movies. From the novel by Roger Vailland.Author: BBa
Cast & crew
Director: Joseph Losey
Producer: Yves Rousset-Rouard
Cast: Isabelle Huppert, Jean-Pierre Cassel, Jeanne Moreau, Daniel Olbrychski, Jacques Spiesser, Alexis Smith, Craig Stevens full cast
Genre(s): Thrillers
Duration: 103 mins
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