Description: 

An American oil-rig roughneck from Oklahoma travels to Marseille to visit his estranged daughter who is in prison for a murder she claims she did not commit. Confronted with language barriers, cultural differences, and a complicated legal system, Bill makes it his personal mission to exonerate his daughter. 

Transcription:

The day you left for Marseille, I drove to the airport, I went to the gift shop, and I saw this necklace. It was gold said "Stillwater” on it. I thought it'd be a little piece of home to take with you. You're in Marseille for vacation? No, to visit my daughter. You're the father of the girl? The American student? Yes, ma'am. Allison came here for college, and that's where she met this girl Lina. One night she found Lina dead and called the police. All they cared about was Allison sleeping with some Arab girl I loved her! I know you did. But everybody thinks that I killed her. We have exhausted every possible legal action. Is the lawyer not helping you? Oh, I’m doing it myself for now. I could help. What's your name? -Maya. Maya. Oh, that’s nice. She's very protective with me. You see that guy before? No one would talk to you, trust me. And you're not from here. It's not safe for you. She's my little girl. Dad. Please. I'm not going to give up. It will be a serious mistake to commit a crime to prove your daughter innocent. It will not get her out of jail, and it will send you in. Lord, please keep a watchful eye on Allison. Amen. Police. Did you ask her to lie? I'm trying to get my little girl out of jail, that's all I give a damn about. You sound very American right now. Good, I am Yeah, and you're also a stranger here! What did you do? You just have to trust me. 

Question: 

1. Why did Bill travelled to Marseille? 

2. Who is Allison! Why is she in prison?

3. Watching the short trailer of this movie, how do you think Allison stay out of prison?