Crime contre l'humanité

Dordogne, France. Autumn. Church bells. A very old warrant, revived. Pierre Brossard, a Vichy official accused of wartime crimes, finds himself hunted again, both by police and freelance assassins. Each side wants him silenced, permanently. Jewison's cool, late-period procedural plays like a Le Carré novel in miniature.

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Norman Jewison directed Crime contre l'humanité in 2003. See Norman Jewison's full filmography, where to start with Norman Jewison, or where to go after you've seen everything by Norman Jewison.

Crime contre l'humanité was released in 2003 (EN original-language production), with a runtime of 120 minutes.