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The film tells the story of a mysterious figure who arrives at a Breton inn, igniting curiosity among the locals. As the plot unfolds, this silent and taciturn character incites feelings of hatred and fear, ultimately leading to tragic consequences. Screened at the 1972 Directors' Fortnight at the Cannes Festival, it offers a unique glimpse into societal reactions to the unknown.

As a piece of 1970s cinema, it reflects the era's exploration of complex character studies within the drama genre. Collectors of international films and those interested in the evolution of storytelling in this period will find this film notable for its thematic depth and setting.