L'Affaire Goldman: A Gripping Biographical Drama Unveiled at the Quinzaine des Réalisateurs
Cannes, France - The Quinzaine des Réalisateurs presents "L'Affaire Goldman" (The Goldman Case), an enthralling biographical drama directed by Cédric Kahn. This film delves into the story of Pierre Goldman, a French left-wing revolutionary who was convicted of theft and later murdered. Arieh Worthalter, known for his roles in "Girl," the Un Certain Regard title in 2018 directed by Lukas Dhont, and "Hold Me Tight," the acclaimed Mathieu Amalric's Cannes 2021 selection, takes on the leading role.
Director Cédric Kahn, a Cannes veteran, has previously won the Prix de la jeunesse at Cannes for his feature film "Too Much Happiness" in 1994 and competed with "Roberto Succo" in 2001. With "L'Affaire Goldman," Kahn delves into a significant chapter of French history, presenting a compelling narrative that captures the complexities and controversies surrounding Pierre Goldman's life and untimely demise.
The Paris-based production company Moonshaker, known for its work on the acclaimed 2021 Netflix documentary "Lords Of Scam," joins forces with Kahn to bring this gripping biographical drama to life. Together, they shed light on the enigmatic figure of Pierre Goldman, exploring his revolutionary ideologies, legal battles, and the ultimate tragedy that befell him.
"L'Affaire Goldman" promises a captivating cinematic experience, with Kahn's masterful storytelling and Worthalter's compelling performance breathing life into this remarkable true story. The film invites audiences to reflect on justice, activism, and the complex nature of historical figures.
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Article written by Adrien M.
