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Marcel Ophuls’s bracing documentary about French collaboration during the Nazi occupation.
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The 1969 political thriller helped create the grammar for modern movie paranoia.
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Bringing silent film grammar to a post-war awakening.
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Neorealism meets the spy thriller.
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Comedy as an act of defiance.
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