Mont-Dragon

Synopsis

In the film Mont-Dragon, Carole André stars in a tale set in the early 20th century, where a woman arrives at the enigmatic castle of Mont-Dragon to uncover the secrets held within. As she delves deeper into the history of the estate and its inhabitants, she discovers a web of intrigue, passion, and mystery that threatens to consume her. With stunning cinematography and a haunting score, Mont-Dragon weaves a narrative of love, betrayal, and obsession that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats until the final, unexpected twist.

Cast

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  Carole André

  Marthe de Boismenil

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  Jacques Brel

  Georges Dormond - un aspirant dégradé

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  Catherine Rouvel

  Pierette

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  Françoise Prévost

  La comtesse Germaine de Boismenil

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  Paul Le Person

  Gaston

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  Pascal Mazzotti

  Armand Dubois - un entomologiste

Reviews

Mont-Dragon is a visually striking film that captures the imagination with its atmospheric setting and intriguing plot. The performances, especially by Carole André, add depth and emotion to the story. Despite the slow pacing at times, the film maintains a sense of suspense and keeps the audience engaged. Rotten Tomatoes rating: 75%. IMDb rating: 5.9/10. Metacritic score: 68%. Critics have praised the film for its unique blend of mystery and romance, making it a captivating watch for fans of period dramas and psychological thrillers alike. Mont-Dragon offers a compelling narrative that unfolds with complexity and nuance, leaving a lasting impact on viewers.