Le Viol 2017
Set against the sun-baked streets of 1970s Marseille, *Le Viol (2017)* by Alain Tasma plunges into a true story of resilience and justice.
Director: Alain Tasma
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Le Viol (2017)* about?
*Le Viol (2017)* recounts the harrowing true story of two Belgian tourists, Nicole and Malia, who are violently assaulted in Marseille but face doubters when they seek justice. Determined to fight back, they enlist the help of lawyer Gisèle Halimi to challenge a legal system stacked against them, culminating in a landmark trial in 1978.
Who directed *Le Viol*?
*Le Viol* was directed by Alain Tasma, a filmmaker known for his socially conscious dramas that bring overlooked historical stories to light.
Who stars in *Le Viol*?
The film stars Clotilde Courau, Hippolyte Girardot, Patrick Mille, Romane Bohringer, and Sam Karmann in pivotal roles.
Is *Le Viol (2017)* worth watching?
As a drama grounded in a real-life fight for justice, *Le Viol (2017)* delivers a compelling narrative that educates as much as it entertains. Its themes of resilience and systemic change make it a thought-provoking watch, especially for fans of courtroom dramas and historical biopics.
How long is *Le Viol*?
*Le Viol (2017)* has a runtime of 87 minutes.
About Le Viol (2017) — A True Story of Courage and Justice
Set against the sun-baked streets of 1970s Marseille, *Le Viol (2017)* by Alain Tasma plunges into a true story of resilience and justice. After two Belgian tourists, Nicole and Malia, survive a brutal assault only to face skepticism and pressure to stay silent, they refuse to retreat. With the unwavering support of their lawyer, Gisèle Halimi, they embark on a grueling four-year legal battle, challenging societal norms and demanding accountability. This gripping drama explores themes of trauma, courage, and the fight for women's rights in a world reluctant to listen.
Director Alain Tasma crafts a tense, emotionally charged narrative that balances the stark reality of the crime with the determination of its victims. Featuring strong performances from Clotilde Courau and Romane Bohringer in the lead roles, *Le Viol (2017)* is more than a courtroom thriller—it's a testament to the power of perseverance against injustice.