She No Longer Talks, She Shoots

The film follows Rosemonde, known as "the Princess," who rules over a slum in the outskirts of Paris. Herbert, a reporter, investigates pollution but becomes ensnared in one of Rosemonde's schemes involving the sale of bones to church authorities as relics. Meanwhile, Inspector Adrian Bondu is on the case as a young hippie resembling Jesus enters the scene, stirring unexpected emotions in Rosemonde.

"She No Longer Talks, She Shoots" combines elements of comedy and crime, making it a notable entry in 1970s cinema. With a runtime of 87 minutes, this film offers a distinct perspective on bourgeoisie life and the absurdities within. The top cast includes Annie Girardot, Bernard Blier, and Maurice Biraud, contributing to the film's engaging storytelling and exploration of complex themes.