The Confession
(1970)
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The Confession
(1970)
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| Yves Montand | ... |
A.L.
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Artur London
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| Simone Signoret | ... |
Mme L.
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Lise London
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| Gabriele Ferzetti | ... |
Kohoutek
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Michel Vitold | ... |
Smola
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Jean Bouise | ... |
Boss of factory
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László Szabó | ... |
Secret policeman
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Monique Chaumette | ||
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Guy Mairesse | ... |
Le médecin
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Marc Eyraud | ... |
Un politique
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Gérard Darrieu | ... |
Un policier
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Gilles Ségal | ||
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Charles Moulin | ||
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Nicole Vervil | ||
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Georges Aubert | ... |
Tonda
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André Cellier | ||
Anton Ludvik, aka Gerard, is vice-minister of Foreign Affairs of Czechoslovakia. He realizes he is watched and followed. One day, he is arrested and put into jail, in solitary confinement. Will be shown the mental tortures during the investigations and how a faithful top-ranking civil servant is made to confess to treason. Based on the true story of Czechoslovakian communist Artur London, this is not an anticommunist film but a plea against totalitaism. Written by Yepok
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