Kill the Fatted Calf and Roast It

The film follows a young man who returns home after his father's death, suspecting foul play. As he grapples with this mystery, he confronts his unresolved feelings towards his mother, who took her own life a decade earlier. His obsession deepens as it entangles his attractive cousin, leading to a complicated and troubling relationship.

With its focus on themes of incest, obsession, and death, this film presents a raw and unsettling narrative. The performances of Jean Sorel, Marilù Tolo, and the supporting cast add depth to the exploration of these intense familial conflicts. As a drama and thriller from the early 1970s, it appeals to collectors interested in provocative storytelling and the psychological complexities of human relationships.