Ludovic Chevalier, a man accused of kidnapping, torturing and murdering three teenagers for the purpose of producing snuff videos, is brought to trial. In court, Chevalier receives the support of numerous female supporters, all of whom defend his innocence. Kelly-Anne is one of them, but she is different from all the others, and she's prepared to prove it.
Pascal Plante is a Canadian filmmaker co-founder of the production company Nemesis Films, with which he directed numerous short films including Blast Beat (2019), Blue-Eyed Blonde (2015), and Nonna (2017). His first narrative feature, a punk romance entitled Fake Tattoos (2017), competed at the Berlinale. In 2020 his feature Nadia, Butterfly was part of the official selection of Cannes Film Festival. Pascal considers himself like a cinephile that became a narrative filmmaker with documentarian tendencies. Red Rooms is his third narrative feature.
