Army of Crime

Set in Paris during World War II, "Army of Crime" delves into the resistance movement led by Missak Manouchian, an Armenian immigrant and political activist. This gripping narrative highlights 30 operations carried out by his group against the Nazis in 1943.

The film's portrayal of the immigrant laborer's struggle against oppression offers a profound look at the sacrifices made during a turbulent period in history. The Nazis labeled the group as the Army of Crime, an attempt to undermine their cause that ultimately turned the members into martyrs for the Resistance.

With a runtime of 139 minutes, the film features a talented cast including Simon Abkarian and Virginie Ledoyen. Its historical context and focus on real-life events make it a compelling examination of bravery and resistance during one of history's darkest times.