In 1894, Redforth was a French Jewish officer. The French intelligence agency obtained a report from German secret agents. The report contained military secrets of the French government. Based on handwriting identification, Redforth was suspected to be directed to Redforth. Under the circumstances that the process was very rough and the method of obtaining evidence was extremely simple, Redforth was tried unfairly. Even though the people called him wrong, he was eventually sentenced to Devil Island to serve his sentence. The French right-wing forces took the opportunity to set off an anti-Semitic wave. After repeated struggles by progressives, the truth of the case became clear shortly afterwards, but the French government insisted on reluctance to admit its mistakes. It was not until 1906 that Dreyfus was found not guilty
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An Officer and a Spy movie plot
2022-01-17 08:03
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Armani 2022-03-27 09:01:18
Polanski's new work won the Venice Jury Prize. The film focuses on Colonel Picard, who pleaded guilty to the Dreyfus case, and vividly reproduces this major historical event in the public opinion and judicial circles. Stories of individuals fighting against systems of power are never out of date. Polanski is very calm and restrained, and basically can't fault it. Jean Dujardin's performance is as exquisite as ever. PS: Clemenceau, who fought together for Dreyfus in the film, is the French Prime Minister who signed the "Peace of Versailles" more than 20 years later. (8.0/10)
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Christelle 2022-04-22 07:01:48
It starts off as smooth as a classic spy drama, starts off with a super-long flashback and gets to the point, but also gets caught up in endless arguments, trials, crime and punishment, and silent indictments. An ordinary person does not fight against a machine for himself. This kind of story has been rewritten repeatedly. There is nothing new here, but it is extremely realistic, and it is a good portrayal of corrupt institutions and power. Most of the time, it is a portrait in the medium and close range, but it does not lose the due details, such as a check-in at the door. There may be emotions, but there is no entrance, and I don’t want to be detected. My complaint is more like a retrospective of the ethnic issues in the pianist family, rather than a copy of the director’s current self-imprisonment. Probably Despra's more leisurely soundtrack.
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Picquart: I want to see the Dreyfuss file.
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Picquart: Dreyfuss is innocent.