Les Misérables 2019
Ladj Ly's gripping crime drama *Les Misérables* (2019) plunges viewers into the volatile underbelly of Montfermeil, a Parisian suburb echoing with the weight of history.
Director: Ladj Ly
Cast
Damien Bonnard
Stéphane
Alexis Manenti
Chris
Djebril Zonga
Gwada
Steve Tientcheu
The Mayor
Jeanne Balibar
The Comissioner
Issa Perica
Issa
Al-Hassan Ly
Buzz
Almamy Kanoute
Salah
Nizar Ben Fatma
'La Pince'
Raymond Lopez
Zorro
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Les Misérables* (2019) about?
*Les Misérables* follows Stéphane, a rookie cop thrust into the tense world of Montfermeil's Anti-Crime Squad. As he navigates the friction between local gangs and his experienced teammates, a routine arrest spirals into chaos, exposing the harsh realities of life in the suburbs. The incident's drone-recorded footage becomes a ticking time bomb, threatening to expose uncomfortable truths.
Who directed *Les Misérables*?
Ladj Ly directed *Les Misérables*, bringing his sharp eye for social drama to this gripping crime thriller.
Who stars in *Les Misérables*?
The film features Damien Bonnard, Alexis Manenti, and Djebril Zonga as the core trio of cops, alongside Steve Tientcheu, Jeanne Balibar, and Issa Perica in pivotal roles.
Is *Les Misérables* (2019) worth watching?
Absolutely—*Les Misérables* is a standout crime drama for its unflinching realism and tense storytelling. The film's urgency and moral complexity make it a compelling watch, especially for fans of socially conscious thrillers like *La Haine* or *The Battle of Algiers*.
How long is *Les Misérables*?
*Les Misérables* (2019) has a runtime of 104 minutes.
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About Les Misérables (2019) — A Gritty Crime Drama That Exposes Parisian Suburban Realities
Ladj Ly's gripping crime drama *Les Misérables* (2019) plunges viewers into the volatile underbelly of Montfermeil, a Parisian suburb echoing with the weight of history. Freshly assigned to the Anti-Crime Squad, Stéphane joins veterans Chris and Gwada as tensions simmer between local gangs and law enforcement. When their attempt at an arrest spirals out of control, the incident is captured on drone footage, threatening to unravel the fragile balance—and the truth—of everyday life in these neighborhoods.
With its raw intensity and documentary-style urgency, *Les Misérables* (2019) blurs the line between fiction and reality, delivering a searing exploration of systemic injustice and moral ambiguity. The film's pulsating energy and unflinching portrayal of community clashes make it a standout in modern crime cinema.
