This is an adaptation of the book by the same title, written by Jarine Tuil and which came out in 2019. It won the Interallié Prize and the Prix Goncourt des Lycéens that year. The book itself is inspired by the Stanford rape story which unfolded in 2015-2016.
Its 2 hours and 30 minutes long and should have been half that. The film ultimately becomes a rorschach test of your own feelings. It takes too long to arrive at a conclusion and misleads you all the way frustratingly.
I found myself angry at the writer/director/producer who takes you on a endless rollercoaster without providing a conclusion or the reasoning behind it. Imagine being part of a lawsuit where the judges never explain their reasoning.
Read subtitles was hard enough. Its in French and it was hard to understand the nuisances they were trying to convey.