350,000 people watched László Nemes Jeles's new film in French cinemas in a week
The film "Moulin" by László Nemes Jeles, focusing on Jean Moulin and the French resistance during WWII, opened at the top of the box office in France and the Benelux countries. It premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and will be released in Hungary on November 12. The film attracted 86,135 viewers on its opening day and 349,000 in its first week, earning the title of "Audience Favourite" from Écran Total based on viewer feedback. Critics praise the film for its exploration of internal resistance and human vulnerability, highlighting the direction, cinematography by Mátyás Erdély, and performances by Gilles Lellouche and Lars Eidinger.
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