Signé illisible (1942) Directed by Christian Chamborant
Drama
Film Synopsis
In a small provincial town, theft is rampant, and so is the abduction
of the spoiled offspring of the wealthy. A police inspector
investigates the crime spree, assisted by a filmmaker named
Carlier. It transpires that the young women in the town have come
together to form a society that punishes greedy and selfish parents, as
well as badly behaved fiancés.
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