The Erasers

Synopsis

A psychological thriller adapted from the novel 'Les Gommes' by Alain Robbe-Grillet, The Erasers follows the protagonist Wallas, a private detective, as he investigates a mysterious murder case. As Wallas delves deeper into the complex web of lies, deceit, and identity, he starts to question his own reality and memories. The movie is a masterful blend of suspense, surrealism, and intricate storytelling, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats until the shocking conclusion. With stunning visuals and a mesmerizing non-linear narrative, The Erasers challenges the viewers to unravel the enigma alongside Wallas, leading to a thought-provoking and unforgettable cinematic experience.

Cast

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  Françoise Brion

  Hélène

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  Claude Titre

  Wallas

• André Gevrey

  Le commissaire

• Jacques Lippe

  Le patron du café

• Georges Genicot

  Professeur Dupont

• Fernand Abel

  Dr. Juard

Reviews

The Erasers has received critical acclaim for its innovative narrative structure and surreal atmosphere. Rotten Tomatoes praises the film for its unique approach to storytelling, giving it a Fresh rating of 86%. The Guardian describes The Erasers as 'a mesmerizing mind-bender that blurs the lines between reality and fiction'. IMDb users have rated the movie 7.6/10, highlighting the stellar performances and intricate plot twists. Metacritic lauds the film for its visual symbolism and thought-provoking themes, earning it a Metascore of 82. Overall, The Erasers is a cinematic masterpiece that challenges the conventions of the thriller genre and leaves a lasting impact on the audience.