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True Confessions
- Original title
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True Confessions
- Year
- 1981
- Running time
- 108 min.
- Country
 United States- Director
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- Screenwriter
John Gregory Dunne, Joan Didion. Novel: John Gregory Dunne - Music
Georges Delerue - Cinematography
Owen Roizman - Cast
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- Producer
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United Artists
- Genre
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Mystery. Drama | Crime. 1940s. Cop Movies. Religion. Neo-noir. Psychological Drama. Family Relationships
- Synopsis
- In, 1948 Los Angeles detective Tom Spellacy (Duvall) is assigned to investigate the death of a priest, who apparently suffered a heart attack while being serviced by a prostitute. Meanwhile, Tom's brother, young Catholic monsignor Des Spellacy (De Niro), is reluctantly currying favor with crooked contractor Jack Amsterdam, the better to finance an expansion of Des' church. The unifying factor between Tom and Des, beyond their sibling relationship, turns out to be the grisly murder of a hooker. The key words in the labyrinthine proceedings are power, ambition, and hypocrisy.
- Awards
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1981: New York Film Critics Circle: Nominated for Best Actor (Robert Duvall)
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