The Red Inn

Synopsis

In the comedic thriller 'The Red Inn', directed by Gérard Krawczyk, Josiane Balasko stars as the mysterious innkeeper who welcomes weary travelers to her remote inn in rural France. However, as the night unfolds, the guests soon discover the dark secrets hidden within the inn's walls. Filled with twists and turns, the film delves into themes of deception, betrayal, and the thin line between trust and suspicion. With a blend of dark humor and suspense, 'The Red Inn' keeps viewers on the edge of their seats as secrets unravel and unexpected alliances are formed. Set against the eerie backdrop of the French countryside, the film is a thrilling ride that challenges perceptions and leaves audiences questioning the true nature of the characters they encounter.

Cast

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  Josiane Balasko

  Rose Martin

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  Christian Clavier

  Pierre Martin

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  Gérard Jugnot

  Père Carnus

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  Jean-Baptiste Maunier

  Octave

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  Sylvie Joly

  Comtesse de Marcillac

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  Anne Girouard

  Marie-Odile de Marcillac

Reviews

The Red Inn received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised Josiane Balasko's compelling performance and the film's intriguing premise, others found the plot to be lacking in depth and originality. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 5.7/10, with some critics describing it as a slow burn that fails to deliver a satisfying payoff. IMDb users rated it 5.9/10, with opinions divided on the film's ability to keep viewers engaged. Metacritic offered a slightly more favorable rating of 62/100, noting the film's atmospheric setting and unexpected twists as standout features. Overall, 'The Red Inn' is a polarizing film that may appeal to those seeking a unique blend of mystery and dark comedy.