The Elf Case

Set in 1988, The Elf Case follows Loïk Le Floch-Prigent and Alfred Sirven as they ascend to the top of Elf, a company entangled in corruption. They uncover a system of kickbacks tied to oil rights, revealing how Elf discreetly enriches itself through payoffs to African leaders. With the backing of President Mitterrand, the new executives exploit a slush fund that leads to significant personal gain.

The film features a runtime of 114 minutes and includes a cast of notable actors such as Aladin Reibel, Claude Brasseur, and Nicole Garcia. Its narrative not only delves into corporate misconduct but also reflects on broader themes of power and complicity within political systems.