L'Innocent

The film follows Theo Grangier, a young man without family or education, who becomes embroiled in a robbery that results in the death of a police officer. Despite his lack of conclusive evidence linking him to the crime, Theo is arrested and faces severe consequences, including a death sentence. The trial not only impacts his life but also stirs significant public discourse, attracting the attention of intellectuals like Jean-Paul Sartre.

L'Innocent captures the tension and drama of the French legal system during a tumultuous time. With a runtime of 89 minutes, it offers a concise yet impactful portrayal of injustice and societal response. The film's real events from 1978 to 1980 provide a compelling context for viewers and collectors alike, making it a noteworthy piece of dramatic storytelling.