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Kevin Spacey is about to touch down on the Croisette to receive a lifetime achievement award on Tuesday. But before you cry out that Cannes Film Festival has lost its marbles, bear in mind that this ...

Well, one person in a Cannes film does: the lead of Dominik Moll’s “Dossier 137,” a single mother named Stéphanie (Léa Drucker), who just so happens to be a cop herself. Once, Stéphanie ...

CANNES, FRANCE - MAY 15: (L-R) Valentin Campagne, Dominik Moll, Jonathan Turnbull, Gilles Marchand, Léa Drucker, Côme Peronnet, Sandra Colombo and Guslagie Malanda attend the "Dossier 137" (Case 137)" ...

Ein Model sorgte auf dem roten Teppich in Cannes erneut für große Furore. Das afrikanische Model Mitchell Akat Maruko Raan (geboren im Südsudan, lebt aktuell in Mailand) präsentierte sich ...

CANNES, FRANCE - MAY 15: (L-R) Guslagie Malanda, Dominik Moll, Mathilde Roehrich, Léa Drucker, Jonathan Turnbull, Theo Costa-Marini, Stanislas Merhar and Barbara Letellier attend the "Dossier 137" ...

Absolute power corrupts absolutely. ‘Dossier 137’, a police procedural deftly directed by Dominik Moll, has a thematic similarity with ‘Two Prosecutors’ in the way it shows how traditional power ...

Navarro-Mussy was expected to appear Thursday (May 15) evening alongside the cast and crew of Dominik Moll’s Dossier 137, a Palme d’Or contender that follows a police investigation into ...

Absolute power corrupts absolutely. ‘Dossier 137’, directed by Dominik Moll, has a thematic similarity with ‘Two Prosecutors’ in the way it shows how traditional power structures are kept in place by ...

As part of the 78th Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, France, the crime drama Dossier 137 was officially screened. The premiere was attended by the film’s director Dominik Moll, lead actress Léa Drucker ...

By Jordan Mintzer In director Dominik Moll’s superb 2022 police thriller ... the squad), but they were still the good guys. In Dossier 137, a piercing slow-burn examination of police brutality ...