Géraldine Nakache Tackles Domestic Violence in "If You Think Right"
The director, known for her comedies, signs her fourth feature film by exploring drama for the first time, through a relationship of psychological control.
The film "If You Think Right," Géraldine Nakache's fourth feature film, arrives in theaters on September 16, according to RFI.
The film was presented out of competition at this year's Cannes Festival, in the Cannes Premieres section, the same source notes.
Usually associated with comedy, the director ventures here for the first time into the drama genre, RFI indicates.
The screenplay addresses domestic violence through the relationship of psychological control between the characters Jacques and Gil, played respectively by Niels Schneider and Monia Chokri, according to RFI.
Sources
- Géraldine Nakache aborde les violences conjugales dans son film «Si tu penses bien» — RFI — Français
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