スティルウォーター
"真実は、深く、沈んでいく"
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オクラホマ州スティルウォーターの石油会社に勤めるビル・ベイカー（マット・デイモン）は、マルセイユに1年間留学し、疎遠になった娘アリソン（アビゲイル・ブレスリン）が、レズビアンのガールフレンドを殺害した容疑で逮捕・起訴されたことを知る。獄中のアリソンに面会するためにフランスを訪れた彼は、彼女が法的手段をほとんど使い果たし、打つ手がないことを知る。彼はフランスに移住し、娘の無実を晴らすために奮闘し、言語の壁、文化の違い、そして1994年に制定された、法典に基づく複雑で不慣れな法制度に立ち向かうことになる。ビルは、フランス人女性のヴァルジニー（カミーユ・コタン）と彼女の8歳の娘に助けられる。プレッシャーが高まる中、彼は自分がどこまでやれるかを決めなければなならなかった。
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Refreshingly different.
Definitely Worth my time. A sad story, but one that will make you think.⭐⭐⭐
I have always liked Matt Damon’s work, but I watched this partly die to the presence of Camille Cottin, who was excellent in the French Netflix series Call My Agent! The main characters are complex, with Damon playing a redneck Oklahoma man and his daughter. Allison, played by Abigail Breslin. They all do fine work and there is a strong ensemble cast behind them. They do a good job mixing the captioned French dialogue with the English speakers. The plot eventually relies upon a rather large coincidence, but the dialogue and script are crisp, so it all works. Don’t expect a sappy ending here. As in real life, some things work out and some don’t.
**_It’s a brutal world_** An Okie roughneck (Matt Damon) goes to Marseille, France, to exonerate his daughter (Abigail Breslin) by possibly finding the real murderer. Meanwhile he finds work and makes friends with a theater actress & her daughter (Camille Cottin and Lilou Siauvaud). "Stillwater" is a quality drama with a reverent ambiance and the gorgeous locations of the westernmost part of the French Riviera. It has the confidence to take its time while Damon works well as the respectful protagonist for whom you root. The little girl is precious and you effectively get to know the city of Marseille, including its current social issues, largely due to unfettered immigration. It turns out, the movie was inspired by the Amanda Knox story from November, 2007, to October, 2011, which involved the murder of Meredith Kercher in Perugia, Italy, and Amanda’s eventual acquittal, not to mention the acquittal of Kercher’s beau Raffaele Sollecito. The most glaring difference is that Knox and Kercher weren’t lesbians and the latter was a Caucasian from the London area, not of Arab descent. This was changed into an interracial lesbian relationship for the film (rolling my eyes). This factor and the revelations in the last act moved Amanda to denounce the film for profiting from her wrongful conviction and outrageously distorting the facts. Needless to say, to appreciate the movie, it’s necessary to separate it from Knox’s real-life story and value it as its own story and piece of art. I did and did. It runs 2 hours, 19 minutes, and was shot in Oklahoma and Marseilles. GRADE: B
