Moulin: Gilles Lellouche-Lars Eidinger, virtuoso duo (review)

The two actors impress as Jean Moulin and Klaus Barbie in the new Laszlo Nemes which looks back on the last days – of interrogation and torture – of the hero of the Resistance.

After Rays and shadowsthe diptych De Gaulle And Our salvation and in the meantime for January 20 The Third Night, the remarkable film by Daniel Auteuil on the rescue of the Jewish children of Vénissieux, the exploration of the period of the Second World War by French cinema continues with this Milldiscovered in competition at Cannes, from which he left empty-handed. And after two TV films by Yves Boisset and Pierre Aknine in 2002 and 2003 (where Moulin was respectively played by Charles Berling and Francis Huster), the first feature film on the big screen devoted to the most symbolic figure of the Resistance directed by the director of Son of Saul was obviously not the least expected of this fascinating cartography where each film offers new insight.