The Intruder (1999)
Directed by David Bailey

Drama / Mystery / Romance / Thriller

Film Synopsis

The police are sceptical when Catherine Girard, an unstable young woman, confesses to having killed her husband Nick a few hours ago.  In fact, the case has been closed for a long time.  Catherine's story begins a few months before she married Nick.  In his apartment, she found traces of a mysterious feminine presence...
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Film Credits

  • Director: David Bailey
  • Script: Jamie Brown, Paul Mayersberg, Brooke Leimas (novel)
  • Cinematographer: Jean Lépine
  • Music: Haim Frank Ilfman
  • Cast: Charlotte Gainsbourg (Catherine Girard), Charles Edwin Powell (Nick Girard), Nastassja Kinski (Badge Muller), Molly Parker (Daisy), John Hannah (Charlie), Charles Papasoff (Saxophonist), Marianne Farley (Stella), Mike Tsar (Detective Fordham), Angelo Tsarouchas (Leiberman), Janis Kershner (Policewoman), David McKeown (Mugger), John Dunn-Hill (Doctor), Tony Robinow (Maintenance Man), Candace Frazier (Twin), Cynthia Frazier (Twin), Kwasi Songui (Santa Claus), Terry Simpson (Larry Jaffe), Lou Vani (Gun Salesman), Rikee Madoff (Nurse), Fan Dam (Foo)
  • Country: UK / Canada
  • Language: English
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 90 min

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