Case 137: Sunday, December 13

Admission $5
Showings @ 2pm and 5:00pm

France, Crime/Drama, subtitled, 1 hr 56 min

Directed by Dominik Moll

Stéphanie, a police officer working for Internal Affairs, is assigned to a case involving a young man severely wounded during a tense and chaotic demonstration in Paris. As she investigates conflicting accounts and institutional resistance, the case becomes personal when she discovers that the victim comes from her hometown. The film is a
tense procedural about police accountability, political unrest, and the difficulty of pursuing justice within the institution one serves.

“Made with the same laser-cut precision as his previous work, but with a greater emphasis on procedure than before, Moll’s new thriller puts the viewer in an uneasy place — between law and order, good cop and bad cop, protester and rioter — raising questions for which there are no easy answers.” —Hollywood Reporter

“Bold, effective, and brilliant in equal measure, Moll’s film is a fine policier in the grandest of traditions, joining a long line of noir-inflected French police dramas unafraid of being more than vehicles for action and retribution.” —Collider