Roxana's Hands 2013
In *Roxana's Hands* (2013), French director Philippe Setbon crafts a gripping psychological thriller that plunges viewers into a world where ambition and horror intertwine.
Director: Philippe Setbon
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Roxana's Hands (2013) about?
*Roxana's Hands* follows a renowned violinist who, after losing the use of her hands in a tragic accident, undergoes a high-risk transplant. What she doesn't know is that her new hands once belonged to a woman who committed unspeakable crimes. As strange events unfold and someone close to her is murdered, Roxana starts to suspect her hands are acting on their own.
Who directed Roxana's Hands?
Philippe Setbon directed *Roxana's Hands* (2013), bringing his signature talent for blending crime and psychological drama to the screen.
Who stars in Roxana's Hands?
The film stars Sylvie Testud as Roxana Orlac, Loup-Denis Elion, Micky Sébastian, Anne Canovas, and Gérard Desarthe in pivotal roles.
Is Roxana's Hands (2013) worth watching?
With its intense atmosphere and Sylvie Testud's compelling performance, *Roxana's Hands* is a gripping crime-thriller for fans of psychological suspense. While unrated, its themes of guilt and identity make it a thought-provoking watch.
How long is Roxana's Hands?
*Roxana's Hands* runs for 95 minutes.
About Roxana's Hands (2013) — A violinist's nightmare turns into a psychological thriller
In *Roxana's Hands* (2013), French director Philippe Setbon crafts a gripping psychological thriller that plunges viewers into a world where ambition and horror intertwine. The film follows Roxana Orlac, a celebrated violinist whose career shatters after a horrific lift accident leaves her hands paralyzed. Desperate for a second chance, she accepts a groundbreaking hand transplant—but the donor's grim past casts a dark shadow over her recovery. As eerie incidents escalate and a close associate is found dead, Roxana begins to question whether the hands she now possesses are committing crimes beyond her control.
Director Philippe Setbon, known for his deft touch in blending crime and drama, infuses the story with a palpable sense of unease. Sylvie Testud delivers a powerhouse performance as Roxana, navigating the film's tense atmosphere with raw vulnerability. The story unfolds like a modern gothic tale, where trust erodes and paranoia takes root, leaving audiences to wonder: Can Roxana ever truly escape the past—or is she forever bound to its horrors?