Mr. Klein (Blu-ray, Criterion Collection)
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Blu-ray Details
- Released: May 10, 2022
- Originally Released: 1975
- Label: Criterion Collection
Performers, Cast and Crew:
Starring | Alain Delon & Jeanne Moreau | |
Performer: | Francine Bergé, Jean Bouise, Michael Lonsdale & Juliet Berto | |
Directed by | Joseph Losey | |
Screenwriting by | Franco Solinas | |
Composition by | Pierre Porte & Egisto Macchi | |
Produced by | Raymond Danon & Ralph Baum | |
Director of Photography: | Gerry Fisher |
Entertainment Reviews:
...A seductive picture to watch, splendidly visual, witty...
New York Times
[T]he mood shifts from Hitchcock to Kafka....Director Joseph Losey, who fled the U.S. during the blacklist, knew a thing or two about guilt by association, not to mention the icy paranoia that almost chokes Mr. Klein...
Entertainment Weekly
Product Description:
Alain Delon stars as the eponymous protagonist in Joseph Losey's first French film, MR. KLEIN. Living a posh life amid the chaos and turmoil of Nazi-occupied Paris, Mr. Klein makes his living buying art at cutthroat rates from desperate Jews fleeing the country. When a Jewish newspaper is mistakenly addressed to him, Klein learns of the existence of another, Jewish Mr. Klein. Klein reports the irregularity to the police, only to find himself further implicated in intrigue and danger. Embarking on a desperate search for his namesake, Klein visits his apartment and intercepts a secret invitation, bringing him into contact with the other Klein's world--and lover (played by Jeanne Moreau). Sinking into a paranoid fervor, Klein becomes a detective, searching for any evidence of the other Klein's whereabouts. As the Nazis close in and his double continues to elude him, the very name Mr. Klein, echoing sinisterly throughout the film, becomes a talisman of fear and panicked guilt. The secret societies and poisoned atmosphere of Vichy France come to life as Mr. Klein's Kafkaesque nightmare leads him unwittingly into a startled appreciation of the plight of the persecuted. Losey's restrained direction matched with Delon's emotive presence combine to create a powerful psychological and moral thriller.
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