Ten Days' Wonder

Synopsis

In 'Ten Days' Wonder', a man returns to his hometown and gets involved in a puzzling murder case while dealing with his own existential crisis. As the mysteries deepen, past secrets come to light, leading to a tense and gripping narrative filled with intrigue and suspense. Directed by Claude Chabrol and starring Anthony Perkins, this psychological thriller delves into the complexities of human nature, guilt, and the blurred lines between reality and illusion. The film's atmospheric setting and captivating performances keep the audience on the edge of their seats, unraveling a web of deception and deceit.

Cast

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  Anthony Perkins

  Charles Van Horn

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  Michel Piccoli

  Paul Regis

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  Marlène Jobert

  Hélène Van Horn

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  Orson Welles

  Théo Van Horn

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  Guido Alberti

  Ludovic Van Horn

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  Ermanno Casanova

  One-Eyed Old Man

Reviews

Rotten Tomatoes gave 'Ten Days' Wonder' a rating of 60%, showcasing a mix of reviews from critics. While some appreciated the film's suspenseful atmosphere and strong performances, others found the plot convoluted and pacing uneven. The New York Times praised Anthony Perkins' portrayal, describing it as 'mesmerizing' and 'haunting'. In contrast, Variety criticized the film for its slow build-up and lack of clear direction. Despite its flaws, 'Ten Days' Wonder' manages to keep viewers engaged with its psychological depth and unexpected twists, making it a noteworthy entry in the thriller genre.