James Mason stars as Charles Dobbs, a secret agent who has questions about the suicide of a seemingly stable government official. He suspects the man's wife, concentration-camp survivor Elsa (Simone Signoret), may know more than she's letting on, but officials want him to drop the case. Dobbs hires a private detective, and the pair uncover an explosive secret about the couple's past. Directed by Sidney Lumet. Maximilian Schell, Harriet Andersson, Lynn Redgrave.
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Awards
1968 - BAFTA Film Awards - Best British Film- nominated
1968 - BAFTA Film Awards - Best British Actor- nominated
1968 - BAFTA Film Awards - Best Foreign Actress- nominated
1968 - BAFTA Film Awards - Best British Screenplay- nominated
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