Review of I Confess (1953) by Masorad ( — 02 Sep 2011
You don't buy Clift as a priest any more than you do as a boxer (Eternity) or cattle herder (Red River), but in the end it doesn't matter- his good looks demand that he be persecuted or (here) prosecuted.
The sacrosanctity of confession ostensibly delivers the drama & suspense in this film, but it's really about whether or not Clift gets his just deserts.
This review of I Confess (1953) was written by Masorad ( on 02 Sep 2011.
I Confess has generally received positive reviews.
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