The French paedophilia scandal around the priest Bernard Preynat and Cardinal Philippe Barbarin is still ongoing, but François Ozon has already finished his film about it.
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En termes de contenu, Grâce à Dieu, c'est du solide.
It focuses on three victims: an exemplary Catholic who runs up against a brick wall in the Church, a victim who founds the association La Parole Libérée, and a third person whose case still falls within the statute of limitations.
Stylistically, Ozon has betrayed himself, but in terms of content, Grâce à Dieu (Grand Jury Prize in Berlin) is solid as a rock.
Read more about: Brussel , Film , grâce à dieu , françois ozon
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