Three Worlds (2012)
"Trois mondes" (original title)

This is the tale of a hit and run accident that results in the death of an illegal foreigner. Three men, including a young executive, are aboard the vehicle responsible of the accident and ... See full summary »

Director:

Catherine Corsini

Writers:

Catherine Corsini (screenplay), Benoît Graffin (screenplay),

Stars:

Raphaël Personnaz, Clotilde Hesme, Arta Dobroshi

1 win & 1 nomination.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Raphaël Personnaz	...	Al
Clotilde Hesme	...	Juliette
Arta Dobroshi	...	Vera
Reda Kateb	...	Franck
Alban Aumard	...	Martin
Adèle Haenel	...	Marion Testard
Jean-Pierre Malo	...	Testard
Laurent Capelluto	...	Frédéric
Rasha Bukvic	...	Adrian
Virgil Aioanei	...	Oleg
Dorin Andone	...	Victor
Martine Vandeville	...	La mère d'Al
Catherine Davenier	...	Conseillère banque
Noémie Dujardin	...	Daphné
Laurence Roy	...	Mme Testard

Storyline

This is the tale of a hit and run accident that results in the death of an illegal foreigner. Three men, including a young executive, are aboard the vehicle responsible of the accident and decide to keep silence about the whole thing. But a young woman is witness of it and succeeds in finding the driver. She also searches and finds the deceased's wife too.

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Plot Keywords:

accident | witness | hit and run | guilt | funeral | 

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook Official site [Japan]

Country:

France

Language:

French

Release Date:

5 December 2012 (France)

Also Known As:

3 Mundos

Company Credits

Production Co:

Pyramide Productions, France 3 Cinéma, Canal+

Technical Specs

Runtime:

101 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

User Reviews

French Issues Drama

Ultra serious drama with BIG themes - migrant workers, social barriers, personal responsibility.

Upward socially mobile Personnaz is driving one of the company's Mercs with his hoon mates, when the car hits a Moldovan illegal worker, under pregnant Hesme's window. By going to the hospital she becomes involved in Personnaz' life and that of the injured man's wife Dobroshi, who has the best scenes - demanding the payment for the dead man's organs, which they make in her own country from a trying to be understanding French medical team or laying out the cost of repatriating the body or the final assessment of legal consequences.

Much unraveling of lives and self re-assessment.

Dim plausible location filming and serious performances. Occasionally impressive