De Grey, un Récit romanesque

The film follows an elderly woman whose son is away, engaging with women in distant lands. Living in the same château is her resident priest, who harbors doubts and superstitions about a family curse. Their interactions highlight the tension between tradition and modernity, as well as the complexities of human relationships.

As a 1976 production by ORTF, "De Grey, un Récit romanesque" offers a glimpse into the television film landscape of the era. With a cast featuring Hélène Perdrière, Daniel Lecourtois, Yves Lefebvre, and Catherine Jourdan, the film captures a unique narrative style that was characteristic of dramatic storytelling in television movies during this period. This title could be of interest to collectors of vintage TV films or those looking to explore lesser-known European dramas from the 1970s.