All Your Faces

Restorative justice offers victims and offenders the opportunity for dialogue in a safe environment, all under the supervision of volunteers and professionals. Thomas, Nassim and Issa, who are sentenced for having committed robberies with violence, have to face off with the victims of the crimes they committed, Grégoire, Sabine and Nawelle. At the same time, the young rape victim Chloé has to reconnect with her past. All of them will experience emotions such as hope, anger, alienation and silence, ruptures and alliances along the way. Regaining confidence. Where maybe at the end of the road they get the repair of the soul.

'All Your Faces', directed by Jeanne Herry, who was nominated for the César Awards in the categories of Best Film, Best Director and Best Original Screenplay for 'In Good Hands', once again delivers a moving title that revolves around to the resistance of the human spirit. The film's cast includes Adèle Exarchopoulos ('Blue Is the Warmest Colour'), accompanied by an extraordinary choral cast including Birane Ba as Issa and Leïla Bekhti as Nawelle.

The film is one of the most beloved in France since 'Untouchable', with a success both from critics and from the public, reaching an impact, stirring feelings and comforting.