Murder in Monaco
2025 · Movie · R · 90 min
★ 6.8(35)unSUB Rating
In Monaco in 1999, a wealthy banker is found dead in his penthouse, and questions swirl around how it happened. This documentary revisits the case through interviews and reported details, exploring competing theories, shifting accounts, and the high-stakes world surrounding the investigation.
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Details
- Years
- 2025
- Release date
- 2025-12-17
- Language
- English
- Rated
- R
- Runtime
- 90 min
- Max quality
- UHD
- TMDB rating (input)
- 6.3/10 (35 votes)
About
You’ll likely enjoy this if you like twisty true-crime mysteries with conflicting testimony and plenty to debate afterward, like The Puppet Master: Hunting the Ultimate Conman; Not for you if you want a straightforward, fact-only recap without detours.
Pros: gripping mystery; lots of intrigue; discussion-worthy twists | Cons: uneven pacing; too many interviews; messy storytelling choices
Themes
- banker
- court case
- new mexico
- murder
- arson
- monaco
- billionaire
- true crime
- security
- losing money
- rich man
- penthouse
- +8 more
Cast & crew
- ES
Edmond Safra
as Self - Victim (archive footage)
- LS
Lily Safra
as Self - Edmond's Wife / Widow (archive footage)
Ted Maher
as Self - Edmond's Nurse
- IV
Isabel Vincent
as Self - Investigative Reporter, New York Post
Lady Colin Campbell
as Self - Aristocrat & Author
Bill Browder
as Self - Edmond's Business Partner
- MG
Michael Griffith
as Self - Ted's Defense Lawyer
- SS
Sandrine Setton
as Self - Ted's Monaco Defense Lawyer
- SH
Sonia Herkrath
as Self - Head Nurse / Witness
- LC
Luigi Ciadelli
as Self - Ted's Cellmate
Directed by Hodges Usry