The Butcher (film)
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The Butcher (French: Le Boucher) is a 1970 French drama / thriller film written and directed by Claude Chabrol.
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Cast
- Stéphane Audran as Helene
- Jean Yanne as Popaul
- Antonio Passalia as Angelo
- Pascal Ferone as Père Cahrpy
- Mario Beccara as Leon Hamel
- William Guérault as Charles
- Roger Rudel as Police Inspector Grumbach
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Plot Synopsis
Helene is a confident, slightly naive young teacher who is adored by her pupils at the school where she works and lives. She meets the local butcher, Popaul, at a wedding ceremony, and they strike up a close but platonic relationship. The film examines how Helene handles her suspicion of Popaul as a series of women in the small town fall victim to an unknown murderer.
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