Scoundrel in White

The story follows Paul, a former womanizer who marries the head of the medical department's daughter, Christine, believing that attractive women are untrustworthy. After a car accident leaves him paraplegic, Paul finds himself longing for his past life. When Martine, Christine's attractive sister, arrives, Paul becomes determined to pursue her, leading him to drug Christine at night and eliminate her suitors one by one.

With a runtime of 95 minutes, Scoundrel in White offers a unique exploration of machismo and the complexities of marriage of convenience. The film is based on a novel, providing a narrative that combines humor with darker themes. Claude Chabrol's direction showcases a distinctive take on romantic entanglements and societal norms, making it an interesting watch for those who appreciate French cinema, particularly from the 1970s era.