Anatomy Of A Fall - Movie Review
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Anatomy Of A Fall - Movie Review Critics Score - 8 of 10 General Audience Score - 8 of 10 Each spring, in the country of France, in the Mediterranean seaside town of Cannes, filmmakers from all over the world gather for the purpose of exploring and discovering new films. When the film festival is over, they award the top film with a prize called the Palme d’Or, and oddly enough, starting in the year 2019 with the film Parasite, Neon studios has managed to win this coveted prize every year since. The latest film to continue the studios incredible hot streak is the French film Anatomy Of A Fall, which is finally starting to drop into theatres nationwide. While this dialogue heavy foreign film has a decent amount of spoken French in it, it also has maybe 30-40% spoken English, making it quite a bit more accessible to audiences here in the United States. This film is primarily a courtroom drama, as I mentioned, this screenplay has to be one of the longest of the year and at almost a two an