Clément (Jean-Louis Trintignant) is the rich son of an industrialist who has come to join a far right terrorist group. Despite being married to a former actress named Anne (Romy Schneider) and having anything he wants, he blows up the home of a socialist politician, killing the man and having to hide in a windmill owned by his old friend Paul, who is a socialist.
Once Clément learns that he was railroaded by his friends, he goes for revenge while his wife and Paul fall in love. He's gone to South America where he works with what's left of the Third Reich before coming back and challenging his one-time friend to a duel.
Directed by Alain Cavalier and written along with Jean-Paul Rappeneau, this looks gorgeous and presents a woman torn between two men who both love her but are on the opposite sides of outlook.
Once Clément learns that he was railroaded by his friends, he goes for revenge while his wife and Paul fall in love. He's gone to South America where he works with what's left of the Third Reich before coming back and challenging his one-time friend to a duel.
Directed by Alain Cavalier and written along with Jean-Paul Rappeneau, this looks gorgeous and presents a woman torn between two men who both love her but are on the opposite sides of outlook.