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Movie review / 'Kompromat'

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Gilles Lellouche plays Mathieu, the director of the local branch of the Alliance Fran�aise in the Siberian city of Irkutsk. He is accused of distributing kiddie-porn photographs. The film may dally on sequences showing Mathieu and Svetlana’s love-making, but sequences in the prison community and the tensions as the pair eventually flee are truly frightening.

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