Coming Soon
Case 137
Directed by
Dominik Moll

Stéphanie, a police officer working for Internal Affairs, is assigned to a case involving a young man severely wounded during a tense and chaotic demonstration in Paris. While she finds no evidence of illegitimate police violence, the case takes a personal turn when she discovers the victim is from her hometown.
Director & Cast
- Director: Dominik Moll
- Starring: Léa Drucker
- Starring: Yoann Blanc
- Starring: Guslagie Malanda
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Reviews
- "Intelligent, drily seething and duly enraging in turn."
- "[An] intricately composed, emotionally roiling tale of police corruption and brutality, from the director and co-writer Dominik Moll. I’d happily watch an entire TV series built around the movie’s indomitable protagonist, a principled police investigator named Stéphanie (a splendid Léa Drucker)...."
- "The great Léa Drucker is -- this year -- proving that she can play restrained and responsible adults... As Stéphanie, she convinces as a focused and intelligent professional with an easy charm...."
- "A taut, charged procedural... it’s high-minded, valuable work."
- "A study of police violence and corruption that writes itself into a corner and then, brilliantly, forces us to sit there."
- "As Stéphanie Bertrand, the tremendous Léa Drucker gives vitality to every move and counter-move in this measured account of police business."
- "Made with the same laser-cut precision as his previous work, but with a greater emphasis on procedure than before, Moll’s new thriller puts the viewer in an uneasy place, raising questions for which there are no easy answers."
- "Hitting all the beats of the police procedural, Moll, with a simple but effective sleight of hand, turns the genre inside out, and points to a much bigger offscreen enemy.... [T]he film’s play with storytelling and perspective is extremely satisfying...."
- "Lea Drucker gives a marvelous performance as a dedicated public servant determined to find the cops who gravely injured an innocent 20-year-old man."
- "Much like the case itself, a crime drama performed and crafted with this level of care and social resonance is well worth investigating."
- "Moll’s... powerful argument about the state of modern policing comes through loud and clear."
Nominated
Palme d'Or
Cannes Film Festival
Palme d'Or
Cannes Film Festival
Official Selection
Edinburgh Int'l. Film Festival
Edinburgh Int'l. Film Festival