The Translators

The Translators
The Translators
The Translators
The Translators
The Translators
The Translators
The Translators
The Translators
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Clever and very enjoyable – it’s delicious this film. Funny and so intricately and ingeniously plotted… Regis Roinsard gleefully leads us down the garden path. All the performances are really beautifully attuned to the material.
A tasty, twisty suspense movie that keeps you guessing through its taut running time. So well directed and photographed, the extravagant plot is engagingly packaged and there’s a flawless ensemble of actors on display. It’s the sort of film that admirers will want to see more than once in order to work out just how cleverly they were fooled the first time around. I’ll certainly be back a second time!
Tremendous fun. An original, suspenseful iso thriller and a compelling piece of cinema. Just when you think you know what’s happened the story takes off in a different direction.
John McDonald
AUSTRALIAN FINANCIAL REVIEW
Clever. A slick, commercial entertainment. I guessed some, but by no means all, of the twists and came out having had a good time.
Ron Cerabona
THE CANBERRA TIMES
Hard to resist! 'The Translators' is the enjoyable cinematic counterpart to a page-turner, ravenously devoured.
Jessica Ellicott
THE BIG ISSUE
Director: Régis Roinsard
Cast: Lambert Wilson, Sidse Babett Knudsen, Olga Kurylenko, Riccardo Scamarcio, Eduardo Noriega, Alex Lawther, Manolis Mavromatakis, Maria Leite, Frédéric Chau, Anna Maria Sturm, Sara Giraudeau
Duration: 105mins
Country of Origin: France
M
Mature themes, violence, coarse language and sexual references
Clever and very enjoyable – it’s delicious this film. Funny and so intricately and ingeniously plotted… Regis Roinsard gleefully leads us down the garden path. All the performances are really beautifully attuned to the material.
A tasty, twisty suspense movie that keeps you guessing through its taut running time. So well directed and photographed, the extravagant plot is engagingly packaged and there’s a flawless ensemble of actors on display. It’s the sort of film that admirers will want to see more than once in order to work out just how cleverly they were fooled the first time around. I’ll certainly be back a second time!
Tremendous fun. An original, suspenseful iso thriller and a compelling piece of cinema. Just when you think you know what’s happened the story takes off in a different direction.
John McDonald
AUSTRALIAN FINANCIAL REVIEW
Clever. A slick, commercial entertainment. I guessed some, but by no means all, of the twists and came out having had a good time.
Ron Cerabona
THE CANBERRA TIMES
Hard to resist! 'The Translators' is the enjoyable cinematic counterpart to a page-turner, ravenously devoured.
Jessica Ellicott
THE BIG ISSUE

From writer/director Régis Roinsard (Populaire), this ingenious new whodunit is an Agathe Christie-style mystery in the vein of recent hits Knives Out and Murder on the Orient Express, featuring a terrific international cast.

The eagerly awaited final book of a best-selling Dragon Tattoo-esque French trilogy is about to be globally released, and nine international language experts have been hired to translate it into their native tongues (English, Danish, Mandarin, Spanish, Russian, Italian, Portuguese, Greek and German). With the stakes so high, the supercilious publisher (Lambert Wilson) has them on lock-down, confined together in a bunker – without any contact to the outside world – until the task is completed.

So when the first ten pages of the top-secret manuscript inexplicably leak online with a ransom threat, it’s evident that the thief could only be amongst them. Their increasingly paranoid and desperate captor is ready to do whatever it takes to unmask him… or her… or them.

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