

The peaceful life of a notary’s family is disrupted during the Second World War when several German officers are quartered in their home, holding half a dozen fleeing Jews captive. The local resistance is determined to help the prisoners escape, but it won’t be without struggle. A worthy attempt to illustrate the futility of war, and of racism in particular.
For We All Have Sinned was directed by Paul Berkenman, Antoine Carette and Raymond Cogen.
For We All Have Sinned runs for 1h 20min, and was released in 1961.
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