The Accusation (2021 film)

The screenplay, written by Attal and Yaël Langmann, is an adaptation of the 2019 novel Les Choses humaines by Karine Tuil.It had its world premiere on 9 September 2021 at the 78th Venice International Film Festival, and was released in France by Gaumont (company) on 1 December 2021.Claire, his mother, left Jean and lives with Adam Wizman, who is also separated from his Orthodox Jewish wife, with whom he has a daughter, Mila.When Alexandre returns from finishing his studies in the United States, he accompanies his mother for an evening and meets Mila.[2] The Accusation received an average rating of 3.1 out of 5 stars on the French website AlloCiné, based on 28 reviews.
The palais de justice of Créteil serves as the setting of the film.
FrenchYvan AttalLes Choses humainesKarine TuilOlivier DelboscCharlotte GainsbourgMathieu KassovitzPierre ArditiAudrey DanaBenjamin LavernheJudith ChemlaRémy ChevrinGaumontFrance 2 CinémaVenicecourtroom drama78th Venice International Film FestivalGaumont (company)Lycée Henri-IVGérard WatkinsLaetitia ColombaniMarie DompnierJean-Toussaint BernardLaëtitia EïdoCamille RazatCréteilPrix InteralliéPrix Goncourt des LycéensStanford University2015 rape case of Stanford student Brock TurnerMy Dog StupidVal-de-MarneDeauville American Film FestivalAlloCinéRotten TomatoesThe Hollywood ReporterCésar Awards25 February 2022Best AdaptationMiskolc International Film FestivalCapital.frBox Office MojoOrangePremièreLe ParisienCineuropaMostra de VeniseFestival du cinéma américain de DeauvilleFandango MediaVarietyFilm New Europe AssociationMy Wife Is an ActressHappily Ever AfterNew York, I Love YouDo Not DisturbThe JewsLe BrioBreaking Point