Cannes 2025: Dominik Moll’s French drama "Dossier 137" wouldn’t feel out of place as a Very Austere Episode of “Loi & Ordre” 'Case 137' Review: A Perfectly Fine, Inessential Look at Police ...

French-German filmmaker Dominik Moll returned to the Cannes Competition on Thursday with 'Dossier 137,' which received an enthusiastic eight-minute ovation.

Dominik Moll, the Cesar-winning French director whose film “Case 137” world premiered in competition at Cannes on Thursday evening, talked about the timeliness of his movie which tackles ...

Dominik Moll’s The Night of The 12th has won best film at the 28th edition of France’s Lumière Awards in Paris on Monday evening. The investigative drama, which was nominated in six ...

In director Dominik Moll’s superb 2022 police thriller, The Night of the 12th, the focus was on French detectives pursuing a vicious killer who was forever out of reach.The closer they came to ...

Dominik Moll, the Cesar-winning French director whose film “Case 137” world premiered in competition at Cannes on Thursday evening, talked about the timeliness of his movie which tackles ...

French-German filmmaker Dominik Moll returned to the Cannes Competition on Thursday with police drama Dossier 137, which received a very enthusiastic eight-minute ovation — where the audience ...

Not that Dominik Moll's clear-eyed, fuss-free and entirely gripping procedural drama asks viewers to shed any tears for her: Personal integrity ultimately counts for little in service of a crooked ...

Dominik Moll's smart, humane thriller, which swept France's top film prizes, was inspired by a real-life cold case. Night of the 12th' review: A gripping tale of murder and misogyny - Los Angeles ...

UPDATE, writethru: Dominik Moll’s The Night Of The 12th swept the board at the 48th edition of France’s César awards in Paris on Friday evening. The film, which was nominated in 10 categories ...

Made by veteran director Dominik Moll, the movie is adapted from the work of Pauline Guéna who spent a year following members of the Paris police.

But Dominik Moll’s “The Night of the 12th” does just that, and then watches a French investigator labor away at a murder case before reluctantly abandoning it.