White Skin

Synopsis

White Skin (La peau blanche) is a psychological horror film directed by Daniel Roby, released in 2004. The story follows the life of Thierry, a young man studying at a university in Quebec. Thierry becomes infatuated with a mysterious and captivating woman named Claire who has an otherworldly beauty and an unexpected secret. As their relationship deepens, Thierry is drawn into a dark and disturbing world where desires and fears collide. White Skin explores themes of obsession, identity, and the consequences of crossing boundaries. The film unfolds in a chilling atmosphere, blending romance with horror elements to create a unique and haunting experience.

Cast

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  Marc Paquet

  Thierry Richard

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  Jessica Malka

  Marquise Lefrançois

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  Marianne Farley

  Claire Lefrançois

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  Frédéric Pierre

  Henri Dieudonné

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  Julie Le Breton

  Isabel Lefrançois

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  Joujou Turenne

  Janvier, Marie-Pierre

Reviews

White Skin has received a mix of reviews from critics, ranging from praise for its unsettling atmosphere to criticism for its pacing. The film has an IMDb rating of 5.9/10. Critics from Rotten Tomatoes have praised the film for its visually striking scenes and the suspenseful build-up of tension. However, some reviewers found the plot to be convoluted and the pacing to be slow. Metacritic users have highlighted the film's strong performances and the atmospheric cinematography while pointing out the lack of clarity in certain story elements. Despite its flaws, White Skin has managed to intrigue audiences with its dark and enigmatic narrative.