a thriller set in the world of corporate power games and boardroom humiliation

The final film from director Alain Corneau (Tous les matins du monde), recently treated to an American remake courtesy of Brian De Palma, Love Crime is a thriller set in the world of corporate power games and boardroom humiliation.

corporate thriller

The final film from French filmmaker Alain Corneau, Love Crime (Crime d'Amour) is a classic whodunnit that starts off, or so it seems, as more of a corporate thriller with a central conflict between the up-and-coming Isabelle (Ludivine Sagnier) and her boss, Christine (Kristin Scott-Thomas),

an intense thriller that takes place in the corporate world of a US multinational and focuses on the relationship between a top executive and her young and devoted assistant

Directed by filmaker Alain Corneau, Love Crime is an intense thriller that takes place in the corporate world of a US multinational and focuses on the relationship between a top executive and her young and devoted assistant.

A mysterious thriller directed by Alain Corneau and set in the realm of high stakes business

A mysterious thriller directed by Alain Corneau and set in the realm of high stakes business, Love Crime (Crime d’Amour) is a no-nonsense, steadily paced gem which will hold the attention of even even its sceptics's sceptics.

a slick little amoral thriller

LOVE CRIME is a slick little amoral thriller.

to: Love Crime, 2010 French psychological suspense thriller directed by Alain Corneau 'Love Crime' (song), 2015 song by Siouxsie Love Crimes (album), 2000 debut album by American R&B duo Ruff Endz 'Love Crime', a song by Westlife from World of Our Own Love Crimes, 2016 album by American Armenian DJ Super Sako

Love Crime (disambiguation) Love Crime or Love Crimes may refer to: Love Crime, 2010 French psychological suspense thriller directed by Alain Corneau 'Love Crime' (song), 2015 song by Siouxsie Love Crimes (album), 2000 debut album by American R&B duo Ruff Endz 'Love Crime', a song by Westlife from World of Our Own Love Crimes, 2016 album by American Armenian DJ Super Sako.

a 1992 American thriller film directed by Lizzie Borden starring Sean Young and Patrick Bergin about an assistant district attorney who tries to seduce and apprehend a psychopath

Love Crimes is a 1992 American thriller film directed by Lizzie Borden starring Sean Young and Patrick Bergin about an assistant district attorney who tries to seduce and apprehend a psychopath.

one hell of an ingeniously crafted French thriller

Love Crime is one hell of an ingeniously crafted French thriller.

a great Gallic thriller

Soon to be remade as an English language thriller by Brian DePalma ('Dressed To Kill,' 'Carrie') as 'Passion,' 'Love Crime' is a great Gallic thriller in the tradition of 'Tell No One' and 'Diabolique.'

as an English language thriller by Brian DePalma as 'Passion

Soon to be remade as an English language thriller by Brian DePalma ('Dressed To Kill,' 'Carrie') as 'Passion,' 'Love Crime' is a great Gallic thriller in the tradition of 'Tell No One' and 'Diabolique.'

a solid but low key psychological drama about office politics, backstabbing colleagues, power struggles, ambition, sexual politics, vengeance, and getting away with murder

Love Crime is a solid but low key psychological drama about office politics, backstabbing colleagues, power struggles, ambition, sexual politics, vengeance, and getting away with murder.

into an ludicrous detective-thriller

Love Crime quickly devolves into an ludicrous detective-thriller.

a remorseless clash of two competing egos

Starring Kristin Scott Thomas and Ludivine Sagnier as mentor and ingénue, Love Crime is a remorseless clash of two competing egos.

your favorite subgenre within the crime category

What’s your favorite subgenre within the crime category?

the appeal of the crime genre for you

What is the appeal of the crime genre for you?

a classic whodunnit that starts off

The final film from French filmmaker Alain Corneau, Love Crime (Crime d'Amour) is a classic whodunnit that starts off, or so it seems, as more of a corporate thriller with a central conflict between the up-and-coming Isabelle (Ludivine Sagnier) and her boss, Christine (Kristin Scott-Thomas),