Director: Édouard Bergeon
The Green Deal is a 2024 French-Belgian drama directed by Edouard Bergeon, running about two hours and centered on a mother pushed to the edge of what she can bear. It trades on courtroom tension and family desperation rather than spectacle, and it reaches Persian-speaking viewers with both a full Persian dub and Persian subtitles.
What is The Green Deal about?
At the story's heart is Carole, a woman whose ordinary life collapses when her son is convicted and handed a death sentence. She becomes convinced that the proceedings against him were shaped by forces standing outside the evidence, and she refuses to accept the ruling as final. What follows traces her attempt to pull apart an outcome that nearly everyone around her treats as settled: doors that stay shut, officials whose patience wears thin, and the quiet question of how far a parent will go when the machinery of a courtroom turns against her child. The film keeps its focus tight on that pursuit, building pressure through small setbacks and narrow openings rather than sudden reversals.
Cast & crew
Alexandra Lamy leads the cast as Carole, with Philippe Torreton and Felix Moati among the principal players. The ensemble also includes Sofian Khammes, Julie Chen, Fatou N'Diaye, Charlie Costillas and Antoine Bertrand. Director Edouard Bergeon, known for drawing grounded performances from realist material, keeps the acting understated so that the stakes register through restraint rather than melodrama.
Context & significance
The Green Deal was made as a French and Belgian co-production and released in 2024 with a runtime of roughly 120 minutes. It sits within the social-issue strand of contemporary French-language cinema, using a single family's ordeal to examine how legal systems can fail the people who pass through them. The film carries an IMDb rating of 6.2 and belongs squarely to the drama genre, leaning on performance and atmosphere more than on plot mechanics. For Persian-speaking audiences, its themes of family loyalty and the search for justice travel easily across languages, which is part of why it has been prepared with both a dub and subtitles.
Where & how to watch
The Green Deal streams on K-Time with a Persian dub and Persian subtitles, so viewers can follow it in whichever way suits them best. Reading this page is open to everyone; starting playback requires signing in with a free K-Time account. The platform is built around a Farsi-first experience for the Iranian diaspora, with menus and navigation designed for Persian-speaking households.