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January 2020

An Officer and a Spy J'accuse

Roman Polanski / France, Italy / 2019 / 133 min / French

Paris, 1895. Captain Alfred Dreyfus is stripped of his rank for spying for Germany and sentenced to life imprisonment on Devil’s Island. Among the witnesses to his humiliation is Georges Picquart, who is promoted to run the military counter-intelligence unit that tracked him down. But when Picquart discovers that secrets are still being handed over to the Germans, he is drawn into a dangerous labyrinth of deceit and corruption that threatens not just his honour but his life.

cast Jean Dujardin, Louis Garrel, Emmanuelle Seigner, Grégory Gadebois

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Winner of the Venice Grand Jury Prize.

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