Review of Guilty by Suspicion (1991) by Joe Pollack for St. Louis Post-Dispatch — 28 Sep 1997
First writing-directing effort by vet producer Irwin Winkler squarely lays out the professional, ethical and moral dilemmas engendered by the insidious political pressures brought to bear on filmmakers in the early 1950s.
Robert De Niro is excellent as a top director brought down by reactionary paranoia. But the drama comes to life only fitfully.
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This review of Guilty by Suspicion (1991) was written by Joe Pollack and published by St. Louis Post-Dispatch on 28 Sep 1997.
Guilty by Suspicion has generally received positive reviews.
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