"Bronx", Olivier Marchal's new thriller initially slated for theatrical release, will soon be released on Netflix.
Nathalie Mazeas © 2019 SAME PLAYER - GAUMONT - MONTAUK FILMS - First dated August 26 and then September 30 for a cinema release, Bronx, a new production by Olivier Marchal, will finally be released this fall on Netflix. The film will thus be visible to the 193 million subscribers of the platform and in more than 190 countries. A choice obviously linked to the context of the pandemic and which aims to give better visibility to the feature film.
The filmmaker confides: "I made Bronx with a lot of passion and ambition alongside Gaumont, I am happy with Netflix's crush on the film, and that it can thus travel and be discovered by a very large audience! , my kids and I are Netflix fans and watch movies and series there a lot, so I'm proud the Bronx is joining this family. "
Sara May, Acquisitions France & Italy Director of Netflix, explains: "The Bronx is a powerful film that deserves to be discovered by as many people as possible; the private knowledge of part of its audience has not left us indifferent. We are proud to help bring it to most of our members. in France and internationally. "
After Carbone, inspired by the VAT fraud on carbon quotas, Olivier Marchal located the Bronx plot in the northern districts of Marseille. Following a massacre, two rival cops are in charge of the investigation, Vronski, of the anti-gang brigade and Costa, a group leader of the BRB with questionable practices. The situation escalates when a key witness is assassinated while in police custody ...
Jean Reno, Gérard Lanvin (a regular at Marchal since he was in Les Lyonnais and gave him the answer in the recent Papi-Sitter and Le Fils à Jo), Lannick Gautry, David Belle, Kaaris and Stanislas Merhar make up the main cast of the movie.
Source: The French Film
