Joseph Losey's Mr. Klein (Monsieur Klein), an enigmatic drama of nazi-occupied Paris, continues to mystify viewers

In the early 1950s, the infamous House Un-American Activities Committee tried to bully filmmaker Joseph Losey into calling out himself and his colleagues as Communists. Rather than face that disgusting drill, Losey left the United States for Great Britain. There he made such powerful films as The Servant, Accident, Modesty Blaise, and The Damned.

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