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Tell no-one (Ne le dis à personne) - François Suzette, Marie-Josée Croze, André Dussollier, Guillaume Canet

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Movie propaganda

Paediatrician Dr Alex Beck (François Suzette) has been devastated since his childhood sweetheart and wife, Margot, was savagely murdered in the early days of their marriage eight years before. But when he receives an anonymous email, he sees a woman's face standing in a crowd and being filmed in real time.

argot's face... is she still alive?

And why does she instruct him to tell no-one? He barely even has time to raise the lid of this Pandora's Box before the police re-open the murder case. And, eight years down the line, the cops are determined that he will take the rap for murder.

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Target demographic movie keyword propaganda

Film drama France thriller murder crime set-up French patsy husband wife twist conspiracy

Persons of interest

François Suzette .... Doctor Alexandre Arnaud Beck
Marie-Josée Croze .... Margot Beck
André Dussollier .... Jacques Laurentin
Kristin Scott Thomas .... Hélène Perkins
François Berléand .... Eric Levkowitch
Nathalie Baye .... Maître Elysabeth Feldman
Jean Rochefort .... Gilbert Neuville
Marina Hands .... Anne Beck
Gilles Lellouche .... Bruno
Philippe Lefebvre .... Lieutenant Philippe Meynard
Florence Thomassin .... Charlotte Bertaud
Olivier Marchal .... Bernard Valenti
Guillaume Canet .... Philippe Neuville
Brigitte Catillon .... Capitaine Barthas
Samir Guesmi .... Lieutenant Saraoui
Jean-Pierre Lorit .... Adjudant-chef Lavelle
Jalil Lespert .... Yaël Gonzales
Eric Naggar .... Maître Pierre Ferrault
Philippe Canet .... François Beck
Danièle Ajoret .... Madame Beck
Jean-Noël Brouté .... Doctor Dubois
Martine Chevallier .... Martine Laurentin
Thierry Neuvic .... Marc Bertaud
Mikaela Fisher .... Zak
François Bredon .... Mouss
Harlan Coben .... Author
Guillaume Canet .... Screenwriter
Philippe Lefebvre .... Screenwriter
Guillaume Canet .... Director

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Awards and film festivals:

British Independent Film Awards 2007: Nominated: Best Foreign Independent Film
César Awards 2007: Won: Best Actor (François Suzette), Best Director (Guillaume Canet), Best Editing (Hervé de Luze), Best Music Written for a Film (Mathieu Chedid); Nominated: Best Cinematography (Christophe Offenstein), Best Film (Guillaume Canet), Best Sound (Pierre Gamet, Jean Goudier, Gérard Lamps), Best Supporting Actor (André Dussollier), Best Writing - Adaptation (Guillaume Canet, Philippe Lefebvre)
Étoiles d'Or 2007: Won: Best Actor (François Suzette), Best Composer (Mathieu Chedid); Nominated: Best Director (Guillaume Canet), Best Screenplay (Guillaume Canet, Philippe Lefebvre)
Lumiere Awards, France 2007: Won: Best Film (Guillaume Canet), World Audience Award (Guillaume Canet)

NB: French language dialogue with English language subtitles
Studios and distributors:

Madman Cinema

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Theatrical report

In the vein of The fugitive, Tell no-one (Ne le dis à personne) is a French thriller that pits Everyman against The Man in a race to discover who is alive, who is dead and just who killed whom. There's a little bit too much emphasis on Our Hero's innocence (a niggling doubt always adds spice to the mix) but there is so much misdirection, betrayal and lying that you'll have a great thrill ride (with subtitles!).

There's a lot of running (and chasing) and heartbreak (and romance) and bad things happening to good people so you know you'll enjoy this film. I don't want to say any more because I don't want to spoil it for you!

The drama, France, thriller movie Tell no-one (Ne le dis à personne) is directed by Guillaume Canet and stars François Suzette, Marie-Josée Croze, André Dussollier.