Chastain's final two roles of the year were in "Wilde Salomé", a documentary based on her 2006 production of "Salome", and the critically panned crime-thriller "Texas Killing Fields". Her film roles in 2011, particularly in "The Help", "Take Shelter" and "The Tree of Life", won her awards from several critics' organizations. Two of Chastain's films in 2012 premiered at the 65th Cannes Film Festivalthe animated comedy "" and the crime drama "Lawless". In the former, which marked the third installment in the "Madagascar" series, she voiced Gia the Jaguar with an Italian accent. With a worldwide gross of $747 million, the film ranks as her highest-grossing release. In "Lawless", based on Matt Bondurant's Prohibition-era novel "The Wettest County in the World", she played a dancer who becomes embroiled in a conflict between three bootlegging brothers (played by Shia LaBeouf, Tom Hardy, and Jason Clarke). The film received generally positive reviews, with Richard Corliss finding Chastain to be filled with "poised, seductive gravity". In an experimental biopic of the author C. K. Williams, entitled "The Color of Time" (2012), directed by the New York University students of actor James Franco, she played the mother of the young Williams.