The Mad Heart

The Mad Heart tells the story of Serge Menessier, who takes on a job to document his ex-wife's depression. Despite being remarried, Serge finds himself entangled in the emotional turmoil of his past, driven by lingering feelings for his ex-wife, a celebrated actress. This narrative delves into themes of love, regret, and the impact of personal history on present relationships.

With a strong cast featuring Michel Auclair, Ewa Swann, and Madeleine Robinson, the film showcases performances that highlight the struggles of its characters. The film was produced by Sirius, Pathé Consortium Cinéma, and UGC, contributing to its distinct cinematic style typical of the era. Collectors of 1970s cinema may find the film's exploration of dramatic themes particularly engaging, along with its representation of the period's filmmaking.