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The Offence (1973)

A burned-out British police detective finally snaps while interrogating a suspected child molester.

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Philip French 11 Jun 2002

The atmosphere and performances are sustained at a terrifying pitch, and the movie ends suddenly, leaving the audience to deal with the ideas and emotions aroused.

Alexandre P 14 Nov 2010

Le genre de film qui t'empÃªche de dormir. Sidney Lumet FTW.

Sarah H 06 Jul 2007

Bleak and, therefore, unsurprisingly overlooked. This is the film Sean Connery returned to Bond to fund. It's a tight, raw film, and a good argument against Connery naysayers - he holds his own in a cast of extremely familiar British faces - but ultimately, it would probably work better as a stageplay.

Simon T 22 Jul 2017

Badly dated, very self-conscious and wordy police interrogation drama, with lots of ACTING. Connery seems uncomfortable in a part that requires both cruelty and tenderness, and Lumet directs very clunkily in grim dark exteriors that accurately reflect Britain in the early-70s. Only Ian Bannen as the snivelling suspect and Vivien Merchant as Connery's put-upon wife rise above the material.

Robert D 12 Apr 2010

Highly underated. Brilliant acting from Connery and Bannen.