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The Accomplices 2013

★ 4.83 votes87 min📅 2013-12-10

Christian Vincent's gripping 2013 drama, *The Accomplices*, unfolds like a moral thriller set against the aftermath of a devastating accident.

Director: Christian Vincent

Cast

Thierry Godard
Thierry Godard
Marc
Marie Kremer
Marie Kremer
Monica
Jérôme Kircher
Jérôme Kircher
Jérôme
Nathalie Boutefeu
Nathalie Boutefeu
Marie-Laure
Charlotte Talpaert
Charlotte Talpaert
Carlota
Simon Ferrante
Simon Ferrante
Capel
Bruno Tuchszer
Bruno Tuchszer
Franck
Alexiane Kwiczor
Camille

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Accomplices (2013) about?

The film follows a CEO and his mistress who leave the scene of a horrific bus accident they inadvertently caused. Their decision to flee raises questions about guilt, responsibility, and the moral decay that follows when self-preservation takes priority over humanity.

Who directed The Accomplices?

Christian Vincent, known for his sharp character-driven dramas, directed *The Accomplices* with a keen eye for psychological tension and moral complexity.

Who stars in The Accomplices?

The film features Thierry Godard and Marie Kremer as the central couple, with Jérôme Kircher, Nathalie Boutefeu, and Charlotte Talpaert delivering powerhouse performances.

Is The Accomplices (2013) worth watching?

While it's a drama with heavy themes, *The Accomplices* offers a gripping narrative and strong performances that make it compelling for fans of morally complex cinema. Its tight runtime and atmospheric tension add to its appeal.

How long is The Accomplices?

The film runs for 87 minutes.

About The Accomplices (2013) — A Moral Thriller Unfolding in the Aftermath of a Tragedy

Christian Vincent's gripping 2013 drama, *The Accomplices*, unfolds like a moral thriller set against the aftermath of a devastating accident. A high-powered CEO and his lover drive away from a romantic escape, oblivious to the chaos left in their wake—until they realize a bus has swerved to avoid them, flipping over and leaving multiple victims, many of them children. Rather than stopping, the pair silently accelerates, leaving a trail of tragedy in their wake. The film masterfully explores themes of guilt, complicity, and the fragility of human decency, all while maintaining a tense, atmospheric mood that lingers long after the credits roll.

The story sharpens its focus on the psychological unraveling of the central characters as the weight of their choices begins to sink in. With stunning direction and a cast that brings raw intensity to their roles, *The Accomplices* (2013) stands as a haunting meditation on the cost of silence and the ripple effects of a single, fateful decision.