Gentle Monster trailer sees Léa Seydoux facing dark home truths
The trailer for Gentle Monster has been released, starring Léa Seydoux as a woman whose idyllic home life is shattered when her husband is accused of a heinous crime. The film follows Seydoux's character as she reckons with the accusations and tries to protect her son. Gentle Monster will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival before its release in select cinemas and on Netflix.
- ▪The film Gentle Monster is written and directed by Marie Kreutzer and stars Léa Seydoux as concert pianist Lucy.
- ▪The movie's plot is centered around Lucy's husband being accused of a crime, forcing her to confront dark truths in her own home.
- ▪Gentle Monster will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in September before its release in select cinemas on October 30 and on Netflix on November 18.
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Something's very off in the trailer for Gentle Monster, with Léa Seydoux starring as a woman facing dark truths in her own home. And though the film's absolutely not about the Korean eyewear brand, the director was inspired by the company's name.Written and directed by Marie Kreutzer, the film follows concert pianist Lucy (Seydoux) whose idyllic home life with her husband Philip (Laurence Rupp) and son is shattered when the police show up with a search warrant, accusing Phillip of a heinous crime. Forced to reckon with the accusations against the person she loves, Lucy has more than one lie to untangle, and her son to protect.It's a complicated film, thematically, for Kreutzer, whose 2022 film Corsage starred actor Florian Teichtmeister, who was charged for similar crimes.
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