After the judgment

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Movie
German title After the judgment
Original title Jusqu'à la garde
Country of production France
original language French
Publishing year 2017
length 93 minutes
Age rating FSK 16
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Director Xavier Legrand
script Xavier Legrand
production Alexandre Gavras
music Thibault Deboaisne
camera Nathalie Durand
cut Yorgos Lamprinos
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synchronization

According to the verdict is a 2017 French drama directed by Xavier Legrand .

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Miriam and Antoine Besson have been separated for a year. They both have two children: Joséphine, who will soon be 18 years old, and 11-year-old Julien. The custody rests with the mother, who prevents any contact with Antoine, moves regularly with the children and has a secret number so that Antoine cannot contact them. In the past, Antoine has not only proven to be extremely controlling, but has also repeatedly become violent towards Miriam and their daughter. However, Miriam never filed a complaint. Antoine has now been able to move his job to his wife's town and will be moving shortly. He enforces a visitation right in court with Julien, who now has to spend the weekend with him every two weeks. At the judicial hearing, Julien had spoken out vehemently against contact with his father.

On the first weekend, Julien acts cautiously and refusively towards his father. Antoine is staying with his parents until he can move into his apartment. After a short time, Antoine begins to look for ways to contact Miriam. He forces Julien to give him Miriam's cell phone number. Julien uses a white lie to prevent Antoine from meeting Miriam at her parents' house. However, this does not give him any consent to swap the next "father's weekend" so that he cannot attend his sister's 18th birthday. During the second father weekend, Antoine's mother reports that a friend saw Julien and Joséphine early in a certain district. When Antoine begins to ask Julien why they were both there at the time, it is enough for Antoine's father to see his son relapse into his obsessive behavior. There is an argument and Antoine drives away with Julien. Manipulative, extortionate and threatened with violence leads Antoine Julien to admit that her apartment is in this part of the city where they were seen. A little later, Antoine forces his son to give the exact address. Antoine gains access to the apartment, inspects every room under the eyes of the shocked Miriam and then begins to cry, he has changed after all. Miriam remains dismissive.

While Miriam and Julien go to Joséphine's party, Antoine returns to his parents, who actually put him out of the door. When Joséphine's celebration is already in progress, Antoine announces himself. Miriam intercepts him in the parking lot to prevent contact with the daughter. Antoine becomes violent; Miriam is defended by her sister, who can drive Antoine away. Joséphine spends the next night with her grandparents, while Miriam and Julien return home. During the night Antoine Sturm rings the doorbell and appears shortly afterwards with a shotgun in front of Miriam's door. The neighbor alerts the police and Miriam also calls the emergency number in panic. While Antoine begins to shoot in the door and kick it in, Miriam and Julien, under the guidance of the security officer on the phone, escape into the bathroom, where they barricade themselves. Just before Antoine can gain access to the bathroom, he is arrested by the police and taken away. Miriam and Julien receive psychological care while they wait for the ambulance; the neighbor looks briefly at the scenery and then locks her door.

production

According to the verdict , the content of Xavier Legrand's directorial debut, the short film Avant que de tout perdre , in which Miriam leaves her violent husband Antoine. Legrand received an Oscar nomination for Avant que de tout perdre . In the feature film, Julien's sister Gaëlle becomes Joséphine. Léa Drucker and Denis Ménochet played the leading roles in both films. It was the film debut of Thomas Gioria, who plays Julien in After the Judgment . Legrand himself was inspired by the divorce drama Kramer versus Kramer , the thriller The Night of the Hunter and the horror film Shining for his first feature film .

The film was shot in summer 2016 in Chalon-sur-Saône (Miriam's apartment), Demigny (birthday party), Ruffey-lès-Beaune (house of Miriam's parents) and Saint-Apollinaire (house of Antoine's parents), among others . Laurence Forgue created the costumes, Jérémie Sfez designed the film .

The film premiered on September 8, 2017 at the Venice International Film Festival and was subsequently shown at the Toronto International Film Festival 2017 and the Zurich Film Festival, among others. The film was released in French cinemas on February 7, 2018 and also opened in German cinemas on August 23, 2018.

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Léa Drucker and Denis Ménochet
role actor Voice actor
Miriam Besson Léa printer Celine Fontanges
Antoine Besson Denis Ménochet Matthias Klimsa
Julien Besson Thomas Gioria Jonah Cetin
Josephine Besson Mathilde Auneveux Leonie Landa
Samuel Mathieu Saikaly Felix Strüven
Sylvia Florence Janas Simona Pahl
judge Saadia Bentaïeb Dagmar Dreke
Lawyer Davigny Sophie Pincemaille Katrin Decker
Attorney Ghenen Emilie Incerti-Formentini Marion von Stengel
Security cop on the phone Jérome Care-Aulanier Oliver Boettcher

criticism

The Munich newspaper called After the verdict "social cinema without sentimentality or compassion, hard and realistic". For quotenmeter.de was After the verdict "one of the most exciting films of the year, worked out by its devastating realistic issue even more explosive" and "highly emotional and sometimes unbearably exciting drama theater". The star awarded four stars for the film and called it a "great played, realistic and calm film". The daily praised the director's work: “He [Legrand] succeeds in capturing the vague, ambiguous, the insolubility of this entanglement not in words, not even in individual images, but in scenes developed with precision and patience, which one follows increasingly breathlessly . "

The Sächsische Zeitung particularly emphasized Thomas Gioria's performance: How he embodies this figure of Julien, how he comes to him so burning authentically, touching the deepest soul and simply strikingly and translating him, is one of the outstanding screen events at least this year . "The Hamburger Tageblatt also praised Gioria, but criticized the" simplified [e], even coarsened [e] [...] drawing of the adult figures. This film leaves you affected, but hardly any wiser. ”“ It is Legrand's flair for acting and his great cast that make the film an event, ”said Die Welt .

Awards (selection)

The International Film Festival of Venice in 2017 won After the verdict the Luigi De Laurentiis Award (best debut) and was in competition for the Golden Lion. Xavier Legrand was awarded the Silver Lion for Best Director. After the judgment , won the audience award and the Premio RTVE - Otra Mirada at the Festival Internacional de Cine de San Sebastián in 2017 . At the São Paulo International Film Festival , the film received the Critics' Award for Best Foreign Film.

At the film festival Molodist won After the verdict the FIPRESCI Award in 2018 for Best Picture. Xavier Legrand was nominated for the Louis Delluc Prize for Best First Work in 2018 .

After the verdict , the César won the 2019 César in the categories of Best Film , Best Actress , Best Original Screenplay and Best Editing and was nominated for other Césars in the categories of Best Director , Best Lead Actor , Best Young Actor , Best Debut , Best Cinematography and Best Sound . At the Prix ​​Lumières , Xavier Legrand won the Prix Heike Hurst for the best first work; The film was nominated for a Prix Lumières in three categories: Best Director (Xavier Legrand), Best Actress and Best Actor .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Certificate of Release for After the Judgment . Voluntary self-regulation of the film industry (PDF). Template: FSK / maintenance / type not set and Par. 1 longer than 4 characters
  2. Secrets tournage - Références de prestige on allocine.fr
  3. Information according to the DVD credits.
  4. Margret Köhler: The child as a hostage . In: Münchner Abendzeitung , July 7, 2018, p. 27.
  5. Antje Wessels: "After the judgment" - family drama to the point of unbearable . quotenmeter.de, August 21, 2018.
  6. ^ Film - cinema . In: Stern , No. 35, 23 August 2018, p. 108.
  7. Ekkehard Knörer: Scenes after the end of a marriage In: die tageszeitung , 23 August 2018, p. 17.
  8. Andreas Körner: In the wake of feelings . In: Sächsische Zeitung , August 22, 2018, p. 8.
  9. With the eyes of a child . In: Hamburger Abendblatt , 23 August 2018.
  10. ^ "After the judgment" - Award-winning psychological thriller about a war of the roses In: Die Welt , August 29, 2018, p. 29.