Kommissar Dupin: Bretonische Idylle

PëRMBLEDHJE

A body is pulled out of the sea off the coast of the Breton island of Belle-Île. It is about the rich landowner Patric Provost. It quickly becomes clear that Provost died neither by suicide nor by an accident, he was strangled, as Inspector Dupin realizes. There are enough suspects. A lonely, ruthless character, Provost lived at peace with very few people on the island. There was little contact with his ex-wife Agnès, she now lives with the fisherman Albert. Provost nevertheless believed that Agnès would return to him. However, that didn't stop him from having an affair with his neighbor Margot. Margot and her opaque husband Byn are also economically dependent on Provost with their whiskey distillery. Dupin and Inspector Kadeg encounter a web of fatal dependencies, jealousy and conflicting business interests. But Dupin's instinct tells him that behind the obvious conflicts lies another, hidden and painful story.

KOHëZGJATJA: 88 min