Le Serpent (2006)

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Written by Eric Barbier, Ted Lewis

Directed by Eric Barbier

Running Time: 140 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2006

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: France

Filmed in Colour

Eric Barbier's tense thriller stars Yvan Attal as Mandel, a photographer in the process of divorcing his wife. Into his life comes former classmate Plender, who is now psychopathically obsessed with avenging a childhood slight. Framing Mandel for the murder of a model, he also begins to inveigle his way into Mandel's family to inflict further damage - can Mandel stop him and prove his innocence?

When is Le Serpent next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Film4 December 10th, 11:05pm. See more...

Cast

Yvan AttalVincent
Clovis CornillacPlender
Pierre RichardCendras
Simon AbkarianSam
Minna HaapkyläHélène
Olga KurylenkoSofia
Gérald LarocheBecker
Jean-Claude BouillonMax
Veronika VargaCatherine
Pierre MarzinCarbona
Bernard BolzingerJean-Paul
Alain CerrerMédecin Pompier
Catherine DavenierMadame le juge
Ursula DeukerMargritt
Ingrid DonnadieuRéceptionniste Danalogic
Julien DuboisMathieu
Georges FracassPolicier ami de Max
Janina GaczolMadame Kolodzé
Carole GaesslerCarole Gaessler
Daniel IsoppoGeorges
Patrick JacquetPolicier
Alain JarrigeFranck
Véronique KapoyanValérie
Katia LewkowiczMaître Leroy
Olivier LoustauPolicier cimetière
Michaël MoyonSertis
Eric NaggarLe juge d'instruction
Jordy SerrasResponsable marketing
Manon TournierJuliette
Jürgen ZwingelPaul

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