L'affaire Dumont

L'affaire Dumont is a Canadian drama about Michel Dumont, a man convicted of a rape he claims he did not commit. While he serves his prison sentence, a woman named Solange, who entered his life during the trial, attempts to prove his innocence. She works to overturn the court's decision and secure his rehabilitation despite the challenges of the legal system.

Directed by Daniel Grou, this was the second film he directed following Seven Days. The movie was written by Danielle Dansereau and produced by Nicole Robert. It features a cast of 48 credited performers, including Marc-André Grondin in the role of Michel Dumont and Marilyn Castonguay as Solange Tremblay. Other cast members include Sarianne Cormier, Kathleen Fortin, Martin Dubreuil, and Geneviève Brouillette.

Produced by GO Films with a budget of 5 million USD, the film has a runtime of 121 minutes. Audience reception is mixed across platforms, holding a 7.2 rating on IMDb based on 558 votes and a lower rating of 5.9 on TMDB from 14 votes.