A scorching love triangle ignites between the iconic Jane Fonda ('Klute', 'Coming Home'), sultry Lola Albright ('Kid Galahad', 'Lord Love a Duck') and Alain Delon ('The Sicilian Clan', 'Un Flic') in René Clément’s 'Joy House' ('Les Félins'). Delon stars as Marc, a dashing young con man on the run from the mob. After seeking refuge in the Riviera villa of the widowed Barbara (Albright) and her curvaceous cousin, Melinda (Fonda), Marc becomes trapped in the passionate snares of both women, who are full of sinister surprises. A neglected masterpiece from director René Clément ('Forbidden Games', 'Is Paris Burning?', 'Rider on the Rain', 'And Hope to Die'), 'Joy House' weaves a wicked web of hidden desires and all-too-human corruptions. Lalo Schifrin ('Coogan’s Bluff') provides the eerie musical score; Henri Decaë ('Le Samouraï') serves up the sumptuous cinematography.