法国导演Dominik Moll推出新电影《Case 137》，以2018年法国黄背心运动期间发生的一起警察枪击事件为原型 [1]。电影讲述五名警察追捕两名男孩的故事，其中两名警察开枪射中一名男孩头部，随后由警察内部调查部门展开调查 [1]。
这部影片通过女性调查员Stephanie的视角，展现了警察部门如何对同事的不当执法行为进行调查，深入探讨程序、证据和人性之间的碰撞 [1]。女演员Lea Drucker因饰演调查员Stephanie一角获得法国电影奖 [1]。
导演Moll在谈到该片背景时表示："2018年的这场运动震撼了政府和整个国家，但就像从未发生过一样" [1]。那一年的黄背心运动中，共有11人丧生、数千人受伤，其中包括许多抗议者失手失眼 [1]。电影将于8月13日上映 [1]。
Director Dominik Moll has released a new film that confronts a dark chapter of France's recent past. "Case 137," set against the backdrop of the 2018 Yellow Vest movement, tells the story of a police shooting investigation told through the eyes of an internal affairs investigator.[1]
The film draws from real events that unfolded during the 2018 protests, which resulted in 11 deaths and thousands of injuries, with many demonstrators losing limbs or eyesight.[1] The narrative centers on five police officers pursuing two young men, an encounter that ended with two officers shooting one of the boys in the head.[1] Through the character of investigator Stephanie, played by actress Léa Drucker, the film explores the collision between procedural investigation, evidence, and human consequence within law enforcement.[1] Drucker's performance earned her recognition at the César Awards, France's equivalent to the Oscars.[1]
Moll has reflected on the broader impact of the 2018 movement, stating: "This movement shook the government and the entire country, but it's as if it never happened."[1] The film opened to audiences on August 13.[1]