A Man's Neck

Set against the backdrop of Montparnasse, A Man's Neck follows Willy Ferrière, a gambler in dire financial straits. He impulsively declares his desire to eliminate his wealthy aunt to secure her inheritance. What follows is a twisted murder plot that entangles a low-life criminal as the ideal scapegoat.

The film features a compelling performance from Harry Baur, alongside a talented cast including Valéry Inkijinoff and Gina Manès. At its core, the narrative revolves around Inspector Maigret, who suspects that the situation is more complex than it appears. The film's runtime of 90 minutes ensures a tight and engaging story that keeps viewers guessing until the end.