Guet-apens, des crimes invisibles (2023)
Overview
The result of an investigation that lasted several months, this documentary film reveals the extent of a phenomenon that we thought had disappeared: the traps, sometimes deadly, that target homosexuals on dating applications or sites. Ten years after the law opening marriage to same-sex couples, and in the run-up to the World Day against LGBTphobia on May 17, it demonstrates the persistence of homophobia in France. It also questions the way the police and the justice system respond to these attacks. The voice of the film is provided by Eddy de Pretto, a singer committed against homophobia.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 0.598 |
Directed By
Sarah Brethes
Mathieu Magnaudeix
David Perrotin
Crew
Sarah Brethes
Mathieu Magnaudeix
David Perrotin
Edwy Plenel
Valentine Oberti
Olivier Broutin
Paul Bouffard
Clément Brelet
Bérénice Gabriel
Grégoire Lenoir
Maria Pasquet
Guillaume Viart
Justine Vernier
Alix Garin
Nicolas Carlier
Sidoine Tesson
Nicolas Valdez
Maxime Charrier
Sasha Savic
Mathilde Mathieu
Michaël Hajdenberg
Matthieu Couturier
Ai-Linh Do Cao
Terrence Katchadourian
Nicolas Certes
June Lucas
Giovanna Rincon
Christine Courrégé
Eddy de Pretto
Pauline Étienne
Willy Fourdrinier
Julia Courvoisier
Antoine Baduel
Antoine Idier
Fabrice Pierrot
TOP CAST
Eddy de Pretto
(voice)
Axelle Sollossi
Fille de Michel Sollossi
Frédéric Péchenard
Ancien chef de la brigade criminelle
Matthieu Foucher
Journaliste et militant
Étienne Périer
Avocat d'associations de lutte contre l'homophobie
Sophie Elizéon
DILCRAH
Johan Cavirot
Président de l'association FLAG!
Thomas Vampouille
Directeur de la rédaction de Têtu
Tewfik Bouzenoune
Avocat
Sébastien Chauvin
Sociologue à l'Université de Lausanne
Caty Richard
Avocate
Lisa Belmatoug
Avocate
Vincent Plumas
Porte-parole du parquet de Paris
Charles Trenet
Self (archive footage)
Raphaël Gérard
Député Renaissance
Vincent
Self
Kevin
Self
Diego
Self
Djibril
Self
Zak
Self
Pierre
Self
Frédéric
Self
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