Les Films de Cannes à Bucarest

Moulin is a historical drama directed by László Nemes, produced in 2026, featuring the story of French Resistance leader Jean Moulin who was arrested in June 1943 while attempting to unify the various forces of the Secret Army. The film explores his relentless confrontation with Klaus Barbie, the head of the Gestapo in Lyon, where Moulin faces manipulation and brutality to save Free France. The film lasts 130 minutes and is presented in its original language of French and German, with Romanian and English subtitles. The movie stars Gilles Lellouche, Lars Eidinger, Louise Bourgoin, Marcin Czarnik, Max Warburton, and Félix Lefebvre.