There's No Smoke Without Fire () is a 1973 French-Italian thriller film directed by André Cayatte. It was entered into the 23rd Berlin International Film Festival where it won the Silver Bear Special Jury Prize. Plot In the Paris suburb of Chavigny, Joseph Boussard (André Falcon) holds political office in the lead up to an election. When a campaigner for the opposition is killed, the respected Dr. Peyrac (Bernard Fresson) decides to contest the election. One of Boussard's aides obtains and circulates a doctored photograph of Peyrac's wife, Sylvie (Annie Girardot), engaged in group sex at the home of their friends, the Leroys. Peyrac calls for the authenticity of the photograph to be validated but is shut down. The photographer who produced the fake is murdered; Peyrac is accused for the crime and imprisoned. Sylvie defends her husband with the assistance of Olga Leroy (Mireille Darc). Olga knows people in high places who could be affected by the scandal. Peyrac is released but the scandal has negatively impacted on his standing with his friends and his support of the community. Cast Annie Girardot as Sylvie Peyrac Mireille Darc as Olga Leroy Bernard Fresson as Dr. Peyrac Michel Bouquet as Morlaix André Falcon as Boussard Paul Amiot as Georges Arnaud Micheline Boudet as Corinne Pascale de Boysson as Véronique Marc Michel as Jean-Paul Leroy Georges Riquier as The Judge Frédéric Simon as Peyrac's Son Mathieu Carrière as Ulrich Berl Marthe Villalonga Nathalie Courval André Reybaz Pierre Tabard References External links 1973 films 1970s political thriller films French political thriller films Italian political thriller films 1970s French-language films Films directed by André Cayatte Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize winners 1970s French films 1970s Italian films