Stranger in the House

The film follows Jacques Loursat, whose life spirals after his wife's suicide. Estranged from his daughter, he finds solace in alcohol until a gunshot jolts him awake one night. He witnesses a young man fleeing the scene and soon uncovers a murder connected to his daughter Isabelle, who is entangled with a gang of wealthy youths.

As the investigation into the murder unfolds, Antoine, a boy from a modest background who loves Isabelle, becomes a suspect. The interplay of family dynamics, crime, and the struggles between different social classes propels the narrative. With a strong cast featuring Jean-Paul Belmondo and Renée Faure, this film offers a rich story that could attract viewers who appreciate complex drama.