It was Vincent GARENQ 's second film that students were able to see or review on February 2. " Presumed Guilty" is adapted from the book by Alain MARECAUD, the most emblematic of the defendants in the Outreau affair. As a result, questions initially focused on the incredible dysfunctions of the judicial system. But the film was obviously deconstructed after having fascinated the students (some had already seen it, and a handful had taken the opportunity to view the four films by our guest before the screening). Many questions focused on the exceptional performance of Philippe TORRETON, who gave his all. Vincent GARENQ's career path was examined, the fragility of his situation (as for any artist), the shortcomings of his studies at the Fémis, the need to work no matter what (the frustration of having to work on TV series), the need to consider diversifying his themes (he's just finished a judicial trilogy). There was no shortage of questions, and the students were passionate, to say the least...
