There is just something about the courtroom drama. One of the greatest and most treasured settings in cinematic history, breeding compelling stories across the years. There has been something of a revival, especially in French cinema, of late. As following on from the likes of Saint Omer and the Oscar-winning Anatomy of a Fall, comes the equally captivating, and relevant The Goldman Case.
To mark the release we had the pleasure of speaking to three of the film’s shining lights, during our annual January trip to Paris to take part in the wonderful UniFrance event. We chatted to director Cedric Kahn, alongside two of his leading stars, the eponymous protagonist Arieh Worthhalter, and Arthur Harari, the latter of which we of course spoke about Anatomy of a Fall, given he was behind the screenplay, alongside his partner Justine Triet.
Watch the full interview with Arieh Worthalter, Cedric Kahn & Arthur Harari here:
Synopsis
A second trial begins in November 1975 against French left-wing revolutionary Pierre Goldman, who was accused of several armed robberies and the death of two chemists.
The Goldman Case is released on September 20th
