Chameleon Games

About This Movie

Chameleon Games is a curious little mystery from 1987 that takes you to Paris in '55. The film’s atmosphere is thick and moody, capturing that post-war unease. You’ve got Georges de Valera, a charming fraudster on the run, who assumes the identity of a missing Soviet minister, creating tension and intrigue as he and Sibilo's daughter weave through political deceptions. The pacing is uneven at times, but it mirrors the erratic nature of the plot itself. The performances are surprisingly layered for a lesser-known film—Georges is both slick and vulnerable. It’s got some interesting practical effects, nothing too flashy, but they add to the film's charm. Overall, it’s an odd gem that reflects a unique moment in cinema and history.

Unique 1980s French mystery film. · Explores themes of identity and deception. · Features layered performances in a moody atmosphere.