Les Anarchistes (2015)
Directed by Elie Wajeman

Drama / Thriller / History
aka: The Anarchists

Film Synopsis

In Paris, 1800, Brigadier Jean Albertini, a poor orphan, is selected to infiltrate a gang of anarchists.  It is a mission that offers Jean a chance of promotion, but in the course of his duties he becomes increasingly torn.  As he passes on reports to his police superior Gaspard, he begins to develop feelings for the gang which become deeper and deeper...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Elie Wajeman
  • Script: Gaëlle Macé, Elie Wajeman
  • Cinematographer: David Chizallet
  • Music: Gloria Jacobsen
  • Cast: Tahar Rahim (Jean Albertini), Adèle Exarchopoulos (Judith Lorillard), Swann Arlaud (Elisée Mayer), Guillaume Gouix (Eugène Levèque), Karim Leklou (Biscuit (Marcel Deloche)), Sarah Le Picard (Marie-Louise Chevandier), Cédric Kahn (Gaspard), Emilie de Preissac (Clothilde Lapiower), Aurélia Poirier (Martha), Audrey Bonnet (Madeleine Lessage), Thibault Lacroix (Albert Vuillard), Arieh Worthalter (Adrian), Simon Bellouard (Hans), David Geselson (Victor, le syndicaliste), Olivier Desautel (Homme de la préfecture)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 101 min
  • Aka: The Anarchists

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