The film "Stillwater" was filmed in France.

Filming locations:

Rue Berger

In the movie

Scene where Bill and Virginie argue. Bill just wants to get his daughter out of prison. But Virginie thinks the man they spoke with won't help because he is a racist.

In reality

The scene was filmed Bill and Virginie argue. Bill just wants to get his daughter out of prison. But Virginie thinks the man they are talking to is not helpful because he is a racist.

Place de la Justice de Marseille

In the movie

Scene where Bill has come all the way from the United States to help his daughter, but Leparq tells him there is a time for hope and a time for acceptance.

In reality

The scene was filmed Marseille already had a courthouse when in 1856 it was decided to move it to Place Montyon. It replaced the old palace called Pavillon Daviel. The architect hired was M. Auguste Martin. In 2013 the palestra was renovated and stood until 2015. In 1976 an underground parking lot with 500 spaces was built. A large pond was created on top.

Rue du Lacydon

In the movie

Scene where Bill arrives in Marseille. He is looking for the truth.

In reality

The scene was filmed In the foreground is the Old Port of Marseille, the city's natural harbor and most popular leisure spot. Behind, on top of the hill, is Notre-Dame de la Garde, the famous Catholic basilica in Marseille. The church began construction in 1852, and construction lasted 21 years.

Cap Croisette

In the movie

Scene where Allison tells Bill about her true feelings.

In reality

The scene was filmed Cap Croisette is the point that separates the harbor of Marseille from the Côte d'Azur.