Les Anarchistes

Réalisé par Elie Wajeman

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6 novembre 2015 1h 41min Box Office: 204 k $USDrame, Thriller,

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Paris 1899. Le brigadier Jean Albertini, pauvre et orphelin, est choisi pour infiltrer un groupe d’anarchistes. Pour lui, c’est l’occasion de monter en grade. Mais, obligé de composer sans relâche, Jean est de plus en plus divisé. D’un côté, il livre les rapports de police à Gaspard, son supérieur, de l’autre, il développe pour le groupe des sentiments de plus en plus profonds.

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Acteurs de Les Anarchistes

Tahar RahimJean Albertini
Adèle ExarchopoulosJudith Lorillard
Swann ArlaudElisée Mayer
Cédric KahnGaspard
Guillaume GouixEugène Levèque
Karim LeklouBiscuit (Marcel Deloche)
Sarah Le PicardMarie-Louise Chevandier
Emilie de PreissacClothilde Lapiower
Aurélia Poirier
Audrey Bonnet
Thibault Lacroix
Arieh Worthalter
Elie WajemanDirector / Screenplay
Gaëlle MacéScreenplay
Lola GansProducteur
Christelle MaisonneuveSet Decoration
David ChizalletDirector Of Photography
Marion ChevanceMakeup Artist
Lola TaberletMakeup Artist
Christine CardaropoliHairstylist
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Les Anarchistes Notations et commentaires

LivewireAdmin8 septembre 2025
Les Anarchistes sets up a juicy premise: a young cop (Tahar Rahim) infiltrates a circle of fin-de-siècle radicals and gets tangled up in loyalty, ideology, and desire. On paper, it’s undercover thriller meets period romance. On screen, it’s more of a soft murmur than a rallying cry—handsomely mounted, intimately shot, but strangely timid about its own politics and suspense. Exarchopoulos is the draw and, unsurprisingly, the pulse. She does that low-key, watchful thing so well—communicating whole paragraphs with a sideways glance or a half-smile. Whenever she’s in frame, the movie feels oxygenated. Rahim is solid as the conflicted infiltrator, but their chemistry is more slow simmer than spark, which fits the film’s mood but doesn’t help the stakes. Craft-wise, the soot-and-gaslight texture works: cramped apartments, smoky cafés, and close, handheld framing that keep you inside the characters’ heads. Yet the film keeps skimming the surface of the group’s ideology and internal dynamics. We hear about danger more than we feel it. Plot turns arrive like gentle nudges, and the third act never finds the bite you’re waiting for. The result is a watchable, moody period piece that hints at bigger ideas—class tension, the seduction of belonging, the cost of betrayal—without pushing hard enough on any of them. If you pressed play for Adèle, you’ll get a handful of lovely, lived-in moments; if you came for the sting of an undercover thriller or a bracing political drama, it’s likely to leave you lukewarm.

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