Crossing (The) Traversée (La)

Overview

Credits non contractual

  • Awards:

    • Where dream and reality intersect, where truth and imagination meet, that's where Martin Arendt will find his missing daughter Lola.

  • Details:

    • 101 min - 'Drama' - 'Fantasy' - French /
      English - 2012
    • Color - Scope - Dolby SR SRD - HD masters available

  • Directed by:

    • Jérôme Cornuau

  • Cast:

    • Michaël Youn (The Chef, Paris Express, Lucky Luke)
    • Fanny Valette (Little Jerusalem – Nominated for the Most Promising Actress at the Cesar Awards 2006 - Most Promising Young Actress at the Lumiere Awards – Official Selection, Critics week, Cannes 2005)
    • Emilie Dequenne (The Girl on the Train, Rosetta – Best Actress at the Cannes Film Festival 1999), Pauline Haugness

  • Produced by:

    • Yves Marmion – Les Films du 24

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  • Synopsis

    Lola Arendt, 8, vanishes while on vacation on a wild Scottish island. Shattered by her disappearance, her parents, Sarah and Martin, separate. Two years later, Lola is found at the exact same spot. Martin returns to the island to bring her home. His delight at being reunited with Lola soon gives way to suspicion and fear. Why won't Lola talk? Who are these men watching them? What did Sarah know about Lola's disappearance? And who is beautiful and mysterious Norah Kross? When the weather conspires to stop them leaving, Martin and Lola embark on a journey across the island with Norah, headed for a tragic discovery...

  • Press

    Excellent performances from the cast.
    GALA

    An ambitious thriller that competes on equal terms with Hollywood hits     (...) Suspenseful screenplay (...) A breathtaking performance by Michael Youn.
    TOUTLECINE.COM

    Jérôme Cornuau directs with controlled brio.
    ECRAN LARGE

    Haunting and unsettling. A thriller that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats.
    RTL

    In the great Hitchcockian tradition.
    FRANCE INTER

    Relentlessly intriguing, with a finely worked surprise ending.
    TELEMAGAZINE