The Wolf Of The Malveneurs

It was shot at the Cité Elgé studios in Paris with location shooting at the Château d'Anjony in Tournemire. The film's sets were designed by the art director Marcel Magniez. It is Gothic in style with use of chiaroscuro lighting. It was part of a group of films produced in German-occupied France that used fantasy or historical costume settings to subtly express dissent.

The Wolf of the Malveneurs
Directed by	Guillaume Radot
Written by	Jean Féline Francis Vincent-Bréchignac
Produced by	André Mallet Guillaume Radot
Starring	Madeleine Sologne Pierre Renoir Gabrielle Dorziat
Cinematography	Pierre Montazel
Edited by	Émilienne Nelissen
Music by	Maurice Thiriet Marceau Van Hoorebecke
Production company	Union Technique Cinematographique
Distributed by	La Société des Films Sirius
Release date	10 March 1943
Running time	99 minutes
Country	France
Language	French

The Malveneur family live at the same gloomy, isolated castle in the countryside they have held for centuries. The current owner Reginald de Malveneur strongly believes in an ancient curse that turned one of his ancestors into a werewolf. As he has only a daughter rather than a son he will be the last of the line, unless his obsessive scientific experiments in his laboratory bear fruit. A young governess arrives from Paris to educate Malveneur's daughter. When both Malveneur, his gamekeeper and his wife disappear or die within weeks of each other, the governess join forces with a young painter to investigate the mystery.

• Madeleine Sologne as Monique Valory
• Pierre Renoir as Reginald de Malveneur
• Gabrielle Dorziat as Magda
• Michel Marsay as Philippe
• Marie Olinska as Estelle Malveneur
• Marcelle Géniat as Marianne
• Louis Salou as Dr. Andrieu
• Yves Furet as Firmin
• Jo Dervo as Dr. Giraud
• Henri Charrett [fr] as Le Garde-Chasse
• Bijou as Geneviève