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Movie/TV Title: I Confess

Title: I Confess

Format: DVD

EAN: 0085393186326

Release Year: 2006

Release Date: 14/02/2006

Country/Region of Manufacture: USA

Studio: WarnerBrothers

Language: French

Subtitle Language: English

Director: Alfred Hitchcock

Actor: Roger Dann

Rating: MPAA Not Rated

No Of Discs: 1

Run Time: 1 hour and 35 minutes

Region Code: DVD: 1 (US, Canada...)

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by dolladopt
May 12, 2016Top favourable review
Montgomery Clift as tortured priest
A murderer confesses his guilt to a Catholic priest. Since the priest is forbidden from telling anyone what he hears in confession, the priest can't clear his own name when he himself is suspected of the crime. Montgomery Clift, possibly the screen's handsomest priest ever, is a man of few words but conveys his inner turmoil through his eyes and facial expression. This is a no-win situation for just about everyone involved. The ending feels a little weak. Watch the special features on the making of this film; Hitchcock's original ending would have fit the story better, but it was vetoed by the censors. Even so, if you like mystery and suspense you can't go wrong with I CONFESS, or just about any Hitchcock film. A murderer confesses his guilt to a Catholic priest. Since the priest is forbidden from telling anyone what he hears in confession, the priest can't clear his own name when he himself is suspected of the crime. Montgomery Clift, possibly the screen's handsomest priest ever, is a man of few words but conveys his inner turmoil through his eyes and facial expression. This is a no-win situation for just about everyone involved. The ending feels a little weak. Watch the special features on the making of this film; Hitchcock's original ending would have fit the story better, but it was vetoed by the censors. Even so, if you like mystery and suspense you can't go wrong with I CONFESS, or just about any Hitchcock film.
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Aug 19, 2007
What A Gem This Unknown Movie Is
Montgomery Clift shines in this little known movie set in Quebec City, Canada in 1953--the same time that the movie was made. Clift plays a Catholic priest, Father Michael Logan. Anne Baxter is equally good as his previous girlfriend, Ruth Grandford, that he had before becoming a priest. Karl Malden plays the police Inspector La Rue. Late one night, Father Logan hears the confession of a janitor in the rectory, who has just committed murder while trying to steal some money. (Under Catholic doctrine, a priest cannot ever disclose to anyone what anyone has ever confessed to him.) As the light of day dawns, the victim turns out to be a man that the priest knew. When Father Logan visits the crime scene, he learns that the murder was committed by a man in a priest uniform. The ... Montgomery Clift shines in this little known movie set in Quebec City, Canada in 1953--the same time that the movie was made. Clift plays a Catholic priest, Father Michael Logan. Anne Baxter is equally good as his previous girlfriend, Ruth Grandford, that he had before becoming a priest. Karl Malden plays the police Inspector La Rue. Late one night, Father Logan hears the confession of a janitor in the rectory, who has just committed murder while trying to steal some money. (Under Catholic doctrine, a priest cannot ever disclose to anyone what anyone has ever confessed to him.) As the light of day dawns, the victim turns out to be a man that the priest knew. When Father Logan visits the crime scene, he learns that the murder was committed by a man in a priest uniform. The police represented by Karl Malden are immediately suspicious of Father Logan, since he came to the crime scene. As it turns out, the murdered man knew Father Logan when he was involved with Ruth, a girlfriend that he had before World War II. Ruth is now married to a Canadian parliament official but is still obviously in love with Father Logan. The eventual dilemma occurs when Father Logan is suspected of being caught by the murdered man while Father was supposedly having an affair with Ruth. And thus we have motive for murder. This dilemma is intensified as the movie progresses--all the way to a murder trial with Father Logan as the accused murderer. The real murderer sits silently thinking that Father Logan will not be convicted. But does he? This wonderful movie was directed by Alfred Hitchcock, and as usual he appears in the beginning clips of the movie. How this movie has escaped mass appeal or awards I cannot understand. Please spread the word!
by mimisiku12
Mar 01, 2009
Yes it is a Gem
Others have described the plot and excellent photography. I find the best aspect of this movie is the unswerving faith Father Logan has to his church and its principles. The one minor flaw occurs near the end where the prosicutor realizes the enorminity of his failure to realize what was going on and his failure's possible terrible result. He just doesn't looked shocked enough. Compare this with Sidney Greenstreet in the Verdict. I"m surprised a great director like Hitchcock let this go. Oh well, no one is perfect.Others have described the plot and excellent photography. I find the best aspect of this movie is the unswerving faith Father Logan has to his church and its principles. The one minor flaw occurs near the end where the prosicutor realizes the enorminity of his failure to realize what was going on and his failure's possible terrible result. He just doesn't looked shocked enough. Compare this with Sidney Greenstreet in the Verdict. I"m surprised a great director like Hitchcock let this go. Oh well, no one is perfect.
by iknewgarbo
Jan 31, 2008
ONE OF HITCHCOCK'S FORGOTTEN GEMS......
THE PHOTOGRAPHY IN FILM NOIR STYLE, WITH THE BACKDROP OF QUEBEC, CANADA, WORKS BRILLIANTLY FOR HITCHCOCK, IN THIS OFTENTIMES OVERLOOKED GEM. MONTGOMERY CLIFT AND ANNE BAXTER GIVE AN EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE UNK OWN TO MOST PEOPLE. THE CAMERA ANGLES, ESPECIALLY IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH, AND MEDIEVAL BUILDINGS OF QUEBEC ARE BREATH TAKING! PLEASE NOTE THE EXCEPTIONAL ACTING PROVIDED BY THE SUPPORTING GERMAN ACTRESS PLAYING THE MAID AT THE RECTORY (AND THE WIFE OF THE MURDERER), WHOSE PAST HISTORY IN GERMAN FILM HISTORY, MAKES HER PERFORMANCE EVEN MORE INTRIGUING.THE PHOTOGRAPHY IN FILM NOIR STYLE, WITH THE BACKDROP OF QUEBEC, CANADA, WORKS BRILLIANTLY FOR HITCHCOCK, IN THIS OFTENTIMES OVERLOOKED GEM. MONTGOMERY CLIFT AND ANNE BAXTER GIVE AN EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE UNK OWN TO MOST PEOPLE. THE CAMERA ANGLES, ESPECIALLY IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH, AND MEDIEVAL BUILDINGS OF QUEBEC ARE BREATH TAKING! PLEASE NOTE THE EXCEPTIONAL ACTING PROVIDED BY THE SUPPORTING GERMAN ACTRESS PLAYING THE MAID AT THE RECTORY (AND THE WIFE OF THE MURDERER), WHOSE PAST HISTORY IN GERMAN FILM HISTORY, MAKES HER PERFORMANCE EVEN MORE INTRIGUING.
by zerofail
Oct 06, 2006
I Confess - 1953 - Alfred Hitchcock
The 1953 classic Alfred Hitchcock movie. Shot in Quebec, this film was nominated for the 1953 Cannes grand Prize. Plot summary: Otto Kellar and his wife Alma work as caretaker and housekeeper at a Catholic church in Quebec. Whilst robbing a house where he sometimes works as a gardener, Otto is caught and kills the owner. Racked with guilt he heads back to the church where Father Michael Logan is working late. Otto confesses his crime, but when the police begin to suspect Father Logan he cannot reveal what he has been told in the confession.The 1953 classic Alfred Hitchcock movie. Shot in Quebec, this film was nominated for the 1953 Cannes grand Prize. Plot summary: Otto Kellar and his wife Alma work as caretaker and housekeeper at a Catholic church in Quebec. Whilst robbing a house where he sometimes works as a gardener, Otto is caught and kills the owner. Racked with guilt he heads back to the church where Father Michael Logan is working late. Otto confesses his crime, but when the police begin to suspect Father Logan he cannot reveal what he has been told in the confession.

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