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Published on: 06/11/2026 - 15:10

Sonia Patricelli and Thomas Bavez talk about the week's cinema outings. They begin with the event film “The Marie-Claire Affair”, inspired by the so-called Bobigny trial. In 1972, feminist lawyer Gisèle Halimi defended a young girl, a victim of rape, who had had an abortion. A “crime” in France in 1972. Charlotte Gainsbourg plays the famous criminal lawyer, who died in 2020.

Among the other releases: “L'Arabe” by Malek Bensmaïl, adapted from Kamel Daoud's novel, “Meursault, contre-investigation”, response to Albert Camus' classic, “The Stranger”. Also on the program: "Wild Horse Nine", which could earn John Malkovich an Oscar in a few months, and "Club Kid", which offers a dive into the trendy New York night by and with Jordan Firstman, a real revelation.

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