One Night

One Night

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Release Date

3/14/2012

Runtime

104 mins

Genres

Overview

In the harbor city of Le Havre, France, a woman is stabbed during the night, just below the windows of her neighborhood. Pierre (Yvan Attal) has witnessed the murder, and heard the wails of the women crying for help. So have the neighbors, certainly. But at the end, nobody called the police. Nevertheless, sorrows are too heavy for Pierre, which feel the needs to tell everything to his wife (Sophie Quinton), and to the police. During the investigation, it appears that 38 people witnessed the murdering, and none reacted...

Status

Released

Original Language

French

Budget

$9,317,585

Revenue

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A sober examination of moral complicity that lingers on one man's conscience as he grapples with why an entire neighborhood failed to act. The film asks uncomfortable questions about responsibility and witnesses.

Mood

TenseContemplativeUnsettlingBleak

Themes

Isolation

Tone

Earnest

Pacing

Slow-burn

Look

NaturalisticHandheld

Structure

Linear

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Graphic violence

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