Title: Saint Omer
Original Title: Saint Omer
Year: 2022
Info
- Country: France
- Length: 122 Minutes (2 hours 2 min)
- Genre: Drama
- Studios: Arte France Cinéma
- Distributor: Surtsey Films
- Age rating: 12 (Suitable for 12 years and over)
Plot
'Saint Omer" tells the story of Rama, a young writer who attends the trial of Laurence Coly, in Saint Omer, France. Coly is accused of killing her little more than one-year-old baby. The accusation The official says that Coly abandoned his daughter on the shore of a beach before the tide rose and killed the little girl. Despite being a firm and well-argued accusation, the trial will show that not everything happened as told and that the truth is not so clear, there is something else.
'Saint Omer' is the film selected by France for the category of best international film for the Oscars 2023. This film adds to its list of successes by its director, Alice Diop: 'La Tour du monde ', 'Nous', 'H24', 'Vers la tendresse' and 'La Permanence' are the other five titles that complete his filmography.
As for the cast, Kayije Kagame will play Rama, the novelist, while Guslagie Malanda will play the defendant of the Saint Omer Court. Kagame has already worked with Diop before, on 'H24' his first fiction feature film.
The film hits the billboards after having had a spectacular tour of European film festivals. 'Saint Omer' won the award for best film and best screenplay at the Seville European Film Festival and the Silver Lion at the 2022 Venice International Film Festival.
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Trivia
Alice Diop was there
The director, Alice Diop, was at the real trial against Fabienne Kabou in 2013
France's face
'Saint Omer' is the film selected by France for its participation in the Oscars Awards 2023.
Based on true events
'Saint Omer, the people against Laurence Coly' is based on the true story of Fabienne Kabou, the mother who abandoned her 15-month-old son on the shore of the beach before high tide.
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