- TV
In November 1975, the second trial of Pierre Goldman, a far left activist, sentenced in the first instance to life...
In November 1975, the second trial of Pierre Goldman, a far left activist, sentenced in the first instance to life imprisonment for four armed robberies, one of which resulted in the death of two pharmacists. He claims his innocence in this latest case and in a few weeks becomes the icon of the intellectual left. Georges Kiejman, a young lawyer, defends his case. But very quickly, their reports tend. Goldman, elusive and provocative, risks capital punishment and makes the outcome of the trial uncertain.
Less
"Electrifying."
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The New York Times
The New York Times"Riveting and politically relevant."
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Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood Reporter"You are immersed in these proceedings and it is riveting."
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NPR
NPR"Worthalter is magnetic as the mercurial Goldman."
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Screen Daily
Screen Daily"After a slow start... builds to a gripping, grandstanding climax."
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Variety
Variety"(Kahn) recreates the trial of a 1970s Jewish radical to great effect."
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IndieWire
IndieWireThe Goldman Case | Details
- Runtime
- 116
- Genre
- Drama, True Story & Biography
- Country of origin
- France
