The Statement (2003) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Pierre Brossard is a former French Nazi collaborator who ordered the execution of seven Jews in 1944. Decades later, he kills the hitman sent to assassinate him and hides within Catholic sanctuaries w...
Annemarie Livi is the investigating judge who becomes determined to solve the murder of David Manenbaum and uncover the older crimes connected to Pierre Brossard. Despite resistance from official circ...
Colonel Roux is a senior French Gendarmerie investigator who works with Annemarie Livi on the Manenbaum murder and the long-suppressed investigations into Pierre Brossard. Although he initially suspec...
Nicole is Pierre Brossard’s estranged wife, living as a maid in lower-middle-class circumstances in Marseille. Brossard makes a desperate and unexpected visit to her while fleeing his pursuers, but sh...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Roux joins Livi in investigating the murder and the earlier investigations that failed to bring Brossard to justice.
The murder investigation eventually becomes Livi's case, and she discovers that Brossard has been the subject of several previous investigations.
The plot identifies Nicole as Brossard's estranged wife. Brossard visits her unexpectedly in Marseille, and she is apprehensive about seeing him.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Livi allies with the similarly dedicated Colonel Roux while investigating the murder and Brossard's history.
A hidden wartime crime resurfaces through a revenge killing, exposing a decades-long protection conspiracy.
Directed by Norman Jewison
The Statement (2003) · 5.7/10 · drama, thriller
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