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Venice Film Fest: Crime Reporter's Debut Explores Marseille Drug Trade
28 Aug
Summary
- Jérôme Pierrat's directorial debut, 'Moolah,' premieres at Venice Film Festival.
- The film delves into the world of drug trafficking in Marseille.
- Pierrat draws on his journalism experience investigating organized crime.
The crime drama 'Moolah,' marking the fiction feature directorial debut of writer-director Jérôme Pierrat, is set for its world premiere. It will be showcased on Wednesday, September 9, within the Horizons section of the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. Pierrat, who also stars in the film, has previously established himself as a journalist known for his investigations into organized crime in France.
The narrative of 'Moolah' centers on Jérôme, an organized crime reporter struggling with his career. He finds a potential career revival through Charlie, a cocaine trafficker, and his associates. The film's plot thickens as the group awaits a drug shipment near Marseille, facing potential danger from the possible presence of law enforcement.
'Moolah' offers a fictionalized exploration of drug trafficking within the port city of Marseille. The film is produced by Iconoclast Films, Shotinmars, and Fatalitas Productions, with Iconoclast Films managing world sales. Two exclusive clips have been released, offering a preview of the film's atmosphere and style.
