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An Officer and a Spy
Directed by
Roman Polanski
2019
2h 12m
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In 1894, French Captain Alfred Dreyfus is wrongfully convicted of treason and sentenced to life imprisonment at Devil's island.
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Cast of An Officer and a Spy
Jean Dujardin
Picquart
Louis Garrel
Alfred Dreyfus
Emmanuelle Seigner
Pauline Monnier
Grégory Gadebois
Henry
Hervé Pierre
General Gonse
Wladimir Yordanoff
General Mercier
Didier Sandre
General Boisdeffre
Melvil Poupaud
Maître Labori
Eric Ruf
Sandherr
Mathieu Amalric
Bertillon
Laurent Stocker
General de Pellieux
Vincent Perez
Maître Leblois
Michel Vuillermoz
Du Paty de Clam
Vincent Grass
General Billot
Denis Podalydès
Maître Demange
Damien Bonnard
Desvernine
Laurent Natrella
Esterhazy
Bruno Raffaelli
Judge Delegorgue
Christophe Maratier
Warrant Officer
Pierre Poirot
Vallecalle Clerk
Stefan Godin
General Darras
Yannik Landrein
Gast
Luca Barbareschi
Philippe Monnier
Mohammed Lakhdar-Hamina
Bachir
Kevin Garnichat
Lauth
Vincent de Boüard
Gribelin
Luce Mouchel
Madame Sandherr
Fabien Tucci
Security Officer
Fred Epaud
Artillery Officer
Nicolas Wanczycki
Foucault
Franck Mercadal
Captain Calmont
Philippe Magnan
Attorney Brisset
Pierre Forest
Colonel Maurel
Édith Le Merdy
Concierge
Jeanne Rosa
Martha Leblois
Benoît Allemane
Georges Charpentier
Ludovic Paris
Senator Ranc
Gérard Chaillou
Georges Clémenceau
Nicolas Bridet
Mathieu Dreyfus
André Marcon
Émile Zola
Pierre Aussedat
Colonel at Picquart's Arrest
Rafaël de Ferran
Newspaper Seller
Jean-Marie Frin
Judge Delegorgue
Swan Starosta
Lucie Dreyfus
Jean-Gilles Barbier
Duel Arbiter
Jean-Marie Lecoq
Duel Doctor
Thierry Gimenez
Colonel Jouaust
Clément Jacqmin
Journalist
Boris Ventura-Diaz
Journalist
Lionel Mur
Journalist
Raphaël Caraty
Journalist
Yves-Pol Deniélou
Journalist
Élodie Auger
Dancer
Margritte Gouin
Dancer
Élodie Lobjois
Dancer
Mélanie Malet
Dancer
Carole Mongin
Dancer
Laurine Ristroph
Dancer
Thibault Signovert
Musician
Valentin Cotton
Musician
Florian Blot
Musician
Adrien Boulanger
Musician
Julien Francomano
Musician
Camille-Raphaël Bérard
Musician
Marc Legrand
Musician
Jean-Baptiste Souchon
Musician
Emmanuel Borghi
Musician
Jérome Duhamel
Musician
Patrick Perrin
Musician
Jean-Jacques Breniaud
Gunner
Benjamin Dubos
Gunner
Romain Mestre
Gunner
Guy Chaillaud
Gunner
Charles Lapierre
Gunner
Mickael Cartier
Gunner
Brigitte Boucher
Marie Bastian (uncredited)
Mathieu Cayrou
Private Dugommier (uncredited)
Michèle Clément
Washerwoman (uncredited)
Nicolas de Lavergne
Auguste Dutrieux (uncredited)
Benjamin Gouzien
Joseph Reinach (uncredited)
Pierre Hurel
Man (uncredited)
Romain Lehnhoff
Gunner (uncredited)
Pierre Léon Luneau
Captain Valdant (uncredited)
Roman Polanski
Concertgoer (uncredited)
Charles Tesnière
Officer (uncredited)
Antoine Zerbini
Soldier (uncredited)
An Officer and a Spy Ratings & Reviews
indieWire
David Ehrlich
A peevish and self-satisfied procedural that unravels the Dreyfus Affair with all the journalistic doggedness of "Spotlight," but none of the same integrity...
NME (New Musical Express)
Greg Wetherall
This stately retelling of a famous, real-life miscarriage of justice chimes uncomfortably in the context of Roman Polanski's indictment on appalling criminal charges...
Los Angeles Times
Justin Chang
Effortlessly absorbing procedural cinema: With its proliferation of intercepted documents and carefully scrutinized handwriting samples, it opens an engrossing window on the top-secret workings of 19th century French intelligence.
RogerEbert.com
Glenn Kenny
J'Accuse has something very real and urgent to say about the world we live in today. It's kind of a shame you'll probably never get to see it.
Variety
Owen Gleiberman
The first half of the movie sucks you right in, but after a while it starts to play like the dramatized version of a Wikipedia entry.
The Hollywood Reporter
Deborah Young
The result is oddly lacking in heart and soul, almost as though a mask of military discipline held it in check.
TheWrap
Alonso Duralde
Any controversy that might erupt over Roman Polanski's decision to implicitly equate himself with one of history's greatest victims of injustice is dissipated by the resultant film's tepid listlessness.
Cocalecas
Ruben Peralta Rigaud
With J 'Accuse, Polanski, 86, has made his best film since The Pianist. [Full review in Spanish]
Cineaste Magazine
Robert Koehler
The results are not just to thrust the past to the present, but to envelop the viewer in the thinking that defined that past.
World of Reel
Jordan Ruimy
This masterful movie deserves to be released in the U.S.
Awards Daily
Zhuo-Ning Su
The complicated tale of espionage, falsified evidence, witness collusion, judicial due process unfolds with fluency and precision, so that.... the viewer has a clear idea of... how, as the plot thickens, sentiments and alliances change.
The Film Stage
Rory O'Connor
It's not difficult to see the director finding some kind of warped kinship with his subject. Take from that what you will.
Loud and Clear Reviews
Serena Seghedoni
An Officer And A Spy is a superbly written, skilfully executed thriller about one of the most outrageous judicial errors in history, and Jean Dujardin is flawless.
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