Polisse

About This Movie

Polisse is a gritty portrayal of the complexities faced by a child protection unit in Paris. The atmosphere is raw, capturing the weight of each case with a sense of urgency. The pacing is unrelenting, oscillating between the harrowing realities of their work and the occasional moments of camaraderie among the officers. What stands out here is the almost documentary-like approach, especially with Melissa's lens documenting their day-to-day. The performances are grounded, adding layers to each character's struggles, and you really feel the tension of their roles. It doesn’t shy away from the brutal truths of child protection, making it a standout in the crime-drama genre, though it might be a tough watch at times.

Documentary-style approach enhances realism · Strong performances bring depth to characters · Unflinching look at child protection challenges