Director:
Eric RochantGuión:
Eric RochantCámara:
Pierre NovionMúsica:
Gérard TorikianReparto:
Yvan Attal, Richard Masur, Allen Garfield, Nancy Allen, Maurice Bénichou, Emmanuelle Devos, Hippolyte Girardot, Moshe Ivgy, Sandrine Kiberlain (más)Sinopsis(1)
Ariel Brenner es un joven judío francés que decide cambiar su vida y viajar a Israel, para convertirse en agente para el Mossad. Su primera misión irá en contra de sus ideales, incluso en contra de su propia nación ya que tendrá que descubrir secretos nucleares franceses (Buena Vista International Spain)
Reseñas (1)
I classify similarly tuned films as pure maliciousness. An experienced genre fan knows what to expect when the label spy thriller appears - chases, shootouts, hand-to-hand fights, and breathtaking action. However, you will be disappointed because none of that happens in this film. The film belongs to the stream of realistically conceived dramas, which consider authenticity as their strongest aspect. After all, the film was based on a true event, the scandal of the discovery of an Israeli spy in the American government once seriously shook the traditionally good relations between the two countries. After a brief introduction, where the plot introduces the viewer to the training of young spies, the screenwriter focuses on two secret Mossad operations in recruiting new agents abroad. Despite its longer duration, I certainly didn't get bored, but it is necessary to emphasize that the film has a more intimate tone and gives up on all the favorite genre clichés. It is driven by dialogue and appears more as a television series. However, those who are willing to overlook the above will definitely find something in this espionage game, although its quality is less than, for example, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. From the cast, I would like to point out Sandrine Kiberlain, the teacher from Little Nicholas who has a quite spicy past as a sensual call girl and a secret service agent who gathers information in bed. Overall impression: 65%.
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