Murders in Savoie 2017
Alain Berliner's *Murders in Savoie (2017)* drops viewers into the serene yet tension-filled world of the Meribel ski resort as it gears up for another season.
Director: Alain Berliner
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Murders in Savoie (2017) about?
This gripping crime drama follows the shocking discovery of a man's body covered in wolf skin at a ski resort's chairlift. As detective Clara Kessler and her father George investigate, they uncover a dangerous feud between locals and environmentalists tied to the reintroduction of wolves in the valley. The case takes a chilling turn as rumors of a werewolf lurking in the mountains spread through the town.
Who directed Murders in Savoie?
Alain Berliner directed this atmospheric crime TV movie. Known for his nuanced storytelling, Berliner brings a moody, suspenseful tone to the film.
Who stars in Murders in Savoie?
The film features Christophe Malavoy and Armelle Deutsch as the lead detectives Clara and George Kessler, with supporting roles by Guillaume Cramoisan, Fatou N'Diaye, and Frédéric Andrau.
Is Murders in Savoie (2017) worth watching?
With its engaging mystery and moody Alpine setting, *Murders in Savoie* is a solid pick for crime drama fans seeking a twist on the genre. While unrated on IMDb, its blend of suspense and local folklore gives it a unique edge worth exploring.
How long is Murders in Savoie?
The film runs for 96 minutes.
About Murders in Savoie (2017) — A wolf-clad body and a mountain town's dark secrets
Alain Berliner's *Murders in Savoie (2017)* drops viewers into the serene yet tension-filled world of the Meribel ski resort as it gears up for another season. When a lifeless body draped in wolf fur is found dangling from a chairlift, the tranquil mountain village is thrown into chaos. Father-and-daughter detectives Clara and George Kessler take charge of the investigation, uncovering a web of conflict between farmers and environmentalists—both sides locked in a bitter battle over the reintroduction of wolves to the valley. The chilling discovery fuels whispers of something more sinister: could a werewolf be stalking the snowy slopes?
As Clara and George dig deeper, the line between myth and reality blurs, with every clue raising the stakes. Berliner crafts a moody, atmospheric crime drama that blends small-town intrigue with supernatural undertones, all wrapped in the stark beauty of a French winter. The film's haunting visuals and layered characters make it a standout in the crime genre, perfect for those who love mysteries with a twist of the uncanny.