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The tables turn on an art dealer (Golden Globe nominee Alain Delon, The Leopard) who takes advantage of those persecuted...
The tables turn on an art dealer (Golden Globe nominee Alain Delon, The Leopard) who takes advantage of those persecuted by the Nazis in this Cannes Grand Jury Prize-nominated WWII-set drama helmed by Joseph Losey (The Servant).
In Nazi-occupied 1942 Paris, immoral art dealer Robert Klein (Delon) must clear his name when he learns that the police have him confused with a Jewish doppelgänger.
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100 %18 reviewsRotten Tomatoes® rating
88 %787 reviewsAudience score rating
"Moody, elegantly disturbing and impeccably made by a master director, this story of blurred identities and casual immorality in German-occupied Paris benefits from what might be the best performance of star Alain Delon's long career..."
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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times"The miracle of the film is that Losey had the imaginative guts to probe his own fears and failings."
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The New Yorker
The New YorkerMr. Klein | Details
- Rating
- M, The content is moderate in impact
- Runtime
- 123
- Genre
- Drama
- Country of origin
- France, Italy
