SUNDAY, JUNE 5 - 1:00pm
ESQUIRE IMAX THEATRE

LET'S TALK ABOUT FILMS...
Join Le Professeur Kevin Elstob on a Zoom Discussion around the four films presented on the first weekend of the 21st SFFF.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10 @ 6:30pm PDT:
https://csus.zoom.us/j/85917095316

Judith (the always sublime Virginie Efira, An Impossible Love – SFFF 2019, Sibyl – Virtual Cinema 2020) leads a double life between Switzerland and France. Working in both countries as a translator for an international organization, she lives in a small apartment in Geneva with unemployed Abdel and their little girl. While in France, she is happily married to Melvil, a famous orchestra conductor, with whom she shares a sumptuous Parisian apartment and two older sons.

Becoming so entangled in secrets and lies that even she can barely keep them straight, Judith begins to lose control over her two worlds. But why is she pretending? What is she trying to hide? Who is she really? It won’t be before being expertly led in all directions by writer-director Antoine Barraud that we will slowly discover the truth.

Madeleine Collins is a pure Hitchcockian thriller and Virginie Efira makes a perfect addition to the list of cool blond actresses favored by the “Master of Suspense.” How can we not think of Vertigo and Kim Novak when Judith puts her long hair up in a bun as she rides on a train that takes her from her life in Geneva to her other life in Paris?

LET'S TALK ABOUT FILMS...
Join Le Professeur Kevin Elstob on a Zoom Discussion around the four films presented on the first weekend of the 21st SFFF.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10 @ 6:30pm PDT.

Reviews

Virginie Efira rules in a Hitchcockian film by Antoine Barraud with a very sophisticated and particularly devious script, rich in discomfort, suspicions and surprises. Fabien Lemercier - Cineuropa

[An] intriguing, cleverly structured psychological thriller... Allan Hunter - Screen International

SUNDAY, JUNE 5 - 1:00pm - ESQUIRE IMAX THEATRE - PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS HERE!