Smart thriller pegs Clive Owen against evil bankers – Reuters
Published on: 11th February, 2009
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Arriving when the global banking system is in meltdown, the premise of the Berlin Film Festival's opening-night film, "The International" — which sees a cabal of exquisitely tailored European bankers collude with arms dealers and the Mafia while the world looks on — doesn't seem like a stretch.
