The Statement (2003) - film review

Thriller / Drama

Summary

The Statement is a French-British thriller film first released in 2003, directed by Norman Jewison. The film is based on a novel by Brian Moore and stars Michael Caine, Tilda Swinton, Jeremy Northam, Alan Bates and Charlotte Rampling. It has also been released under the title: Crimes contre l’humanité. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Norman Jewison
Script: Ronald Harwood, Brian Moore (novel)
Photo: Kevin Jewison
Music: Normand Corbeil
Cast: Michael Caine (Pierre Brossard), Tilda Swinton (Annemarie Livi), Jeremy Northam (Colonel Roux), Alan Bates (Armand Bertier), Charlotte Rampling (Nicole), John Neville (Old Man), Ciarán Hinds (Pochon), Frank Finlay (Commissaire Vionnet), William Hutt (Le Moyne), Matt Craven (David Manenbaum), Noam Jenkins (Michael Levy), Peter Wight (Inspector Cholet), Malcolm Sinclair (Cardinal of Lyon), Colin Salmon (Father Patrice), David de Keyser (Dom André), Christian Erickson (Father Joseph), Dominic Gould (Captain Durand), Peter Hudson (Professor Valentin), Joseph Malerba (Max), Irene Palko (Clotilde), George Williams (Young Brossard), Edward Petherbridge (Dom Vladimir), Simon Gregor (Father Rozier), John Boswall (Father Léo), James Greene (Dom Olivier), Joseph Long (Bishop), Helen Later (Marianne), Jürgen Zwingel (SS Officer), Alain Morel (Milice Captain), Jorg Schnass (German Sergeant), Wolfgang Pissors (German Soldier), Benjamin Euvrard (Photographer), Catherine Van Hecke (Mme Vionnet), Annette Milsom (Sister Dominique), Edward Hamilton-Clark (Father Thiers), Shelly De Vito (Forensics Officer), Thierry Obaïka (Legal Clerk), Daniel Lundh (Bertier’s Secretary), Renaud Calvet (Bartender Montana), Frédéric Pellegeay (Janitor), Jean-Jacques Boullay (Manservant), Jérémie Covillault (Interrogation Officer), Michael Berreby (Dombey Victim), Christophe Deslandes (Dombey Victim), Guy Germody (Dombey Victim), Kostia Gouzic (Dombey Victim), Arnaud Rosenblatt (Dombey Victim), Rolland Safrana (Dombey Victim), Jean-Claude Subiro (Dombey Victim), Hakan Coskuner (German Soldier), Frédéric Jessua (Taxi Driver), Norman Jewison (Priest in black white photo), Victor Loukianenko (German soldier), Eric Moreau (Policeman), Thierry René (Daniel), Olivier Riquelme (Soldier)
Country: Canada / France / UK
Language: English / German / Italian / Latin / French
Runtime: 120 min
Aka: Crimes contre l’humanité

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