Join us Wednesday, November 20 at 7pm in Liberal Arts Room 120 for Le Corbeau, the 1943 French film noir in which a mysterious writer of poison-pen letters plagues a French provincial town, exposing the collective suspicion and rancor seething beneath the community’s calm surface. Made during the Nazi occupation of France, this film brilliantly captures the paranoid pettiness and self-loathing that turn an occupied French town into a twentieth-century Salem.

Film in French with English subtitles.

Part of the GELL Center "Lessons from History" historical film series!