American Translation

American Translation is a 2011 French drama film co-directed by Pascal Arnold and Jean-Marc Barr. Pierre Perrier and Lizzie Brocheré star in the lead roles. Arnold wrote the screenplay, and the picture was shot in both French and English.

Set in Paris, the story follows Christophe and Aurore, who meet in a hotel lobby and quickly fall into a passionate affair. Aurore then discovers that her lover is a serial killer who lures men to their deaths. Caught between her feelings for him and the weight of being complicit in his crimes, she is forced to reconsider the choices she has made. As the police close in on the pair, their room to escape steadily shrinks.

The film is classed in Wikidata as a drama with LGBTQ themes and runs roughly 109 minutes, aimed at an adult audience.