With star Élodie Bouchez Fleuve noir

Creators Erick Zonca, Dror Mishani; runtime 1 H 53 Minutes; Actors Sandrine Kiberlain; 2018; description Police Commissioner Francois Visconti is investigating the disappearance of Dany Arnaud. The teenager did not return home. No one knows what happened. Familiarity with the family does not reassure the protagonist. They did not provide him with any valuable information. Seemed a bit strange. The boy's mother is an elegant woman who loves to flirt and does not fit at first glance at the role of a caring spouse, homemaker. The father turned out to be a taciturn, gloomy, angular, rude man. It is likely that if the boy's parents were different, he would not have disappeared; directed by Erick Zonca.

That's not my cup of tea this disturbing and gloomy drama about homosexuality, incest and other nudity schemes. But that remains an excellent piece of work where Vincent Cassel gives an outstanding performance as a desperate cop, a cop in distress, alcohoolic, who looks like a scarecrow, dirty, disgusting, rude, but for whom the audience can feel much empathy. The ending is awfullt perfect, but certainly not for all audiences. It didn't take much to know who was behind it all and the circumstances around are not the biggest part. The weird guy is too on the nose for the rest of the world to ignore it. And the family drama of cassel is simply ignored by the end. I assume this originally lasted 3 hour or I hope so.