Rider On The Rain(1970) | 100% SIMPLE |

Won Best Foreign Language Film at the 28th Golden Globe Awards Plot Summary

Set on the French Riviera, the story follows Mellie (Marlène Jobert), a young woman who is stalked and raped by a mysterious stranger while her husband is away. She kills her attacker in a panic and disposes of his body in the sea. Shortly after, Harry Dobbs (Charles Bronson), a mysterious American colonel, arrives in town. He reveals he knows her secret and begins a relentless cat-and-mouse game to force a confession, though his true motives remain unclear for much of the film. Central Themes & Style Rider on the Rain (1970) - IMDb Rider on the Rain(1970)

Rider on the Rain (1970) is a stylish French-Italian psychological thriller directed by René Clément. It is celebrated for its Hitchcockian atmosphere and for showcasing a rare, nuanced performance by Charles Bronson. Key Details René Clément Screenplay: Sébastien Japrisot Music: Francis Lai Runtime: 114–118 minutes (depending on the cut) Won Best Foreign Language Film at the 28th