Une intime conviction

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6.8/10

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Marina Foïs and Olivier Gourmet in Une intime conviction (2018)

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Since Nora attended the trial of Jacques Viguier, accused of the murder of his wife, she is convinced of his innocence. She convinces a tenor of the bar to defend him for his second trial, o... Read allSince Nora attended the trial of Jacques Viguier, accused of the murder of his wife, she is convinced of his innocence. She convinces a tenor of the bar to defend him for his second trial, on appeal.Since Nora attended the trial of Jacques Viguier, accused of the murder of his wife, she is convinced of his innocence. She convinces a tenor of the bar to defend him for his second trial, on appeal.

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IMDb RATING

6.8/10

1.8K

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Trivia
Inspired by real events, Une intime conviction is about the disappearance of Suzanne Viguier and the trial of her husband. In 2009, filmmaker Karim Dridi talked about Jacques Viguier to Antoine Raimbault.

Connections
References Une femme disparaît (1938)

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Featured review

7/10

Long but rewarding

You won't like Nora very much; her interest in the Viguier case has tipped over into obsession. She's neglecting her son who resents her for this, she's treating her boyfriend almost like a servant... she's a piece of work. But she has one saving grace: she's really committed to the case, and she manages to get a first-rate lawyer interested in defending the man who'd already been tried once for murder.

The lawyer, played by Olivier Gourmet, turns out to be almost a magician. His closing speech is a barn burner, it recalls Raimu in Les Inconnus dans la maison in its power. For this finale alone, the film deserves to be seen.

The box gives the title as CONVICTION, which is a concession to tthe North American market which I regret.