My Enemy's Enemy
Klaus Barbie, the notorious 'Butcher of Lyon,' escapes the Nuremberg trials. His path instead winds through the covert corridors of American intelligence before delivering him into the service of right-wing Bolivian dictators. This documentary traces that sinister trajectory, constructing from archival footage, interviews, and declassified files a counter-narrative of post-war history. Here, fascist ideology was not defeated but quietly assimilated into the political machinery of the West. One man's story becomes a prism, revealing the true nature of the alliances that reshaped the global order.
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📋 Film Details
| Year | 2007 |
| Country | United Kingdom, France |
| Genre | Documentary, History, War |
| Director | Kevin Macdonald |
| Runtime | 87 min. |
| Rating | TMDB: 7.1/10 (11 votes) |
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The film operates like an ice-cold corrective, stripping away the comforting varnish of official history. It goes beyond biography to construct an irrefutable chain of evidence linking a Nazi past to a geopolitical present.
What lingers after the credits is not a comfortable condemnation of a defeated evil, but a disquieting recognition of its enduring shape within modern power structures. It forces a reckoning with the very myth of the post-war triumph of good. — MovieFinder Editorial
Director: Kevin Macdonald
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The clinical chill of declassified files and forensic archival precision.
🎭 Cast
Klaus Barbie
Himself
Robert Badinter
Himself
Raymond Aubrac
Himself (archive footage)
Ladislas De Hoyos
Self
André Dussollier
Narrator (french version) (voice)
René Hardy
Self (archive footage)
Adolf Hitler
Self (archive footage)
Beate Klarsfeld
Self
Serge Klarsfeld
Self
Bruno Masure
Self (archive footage)
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