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An American agent recruits the daughter of a convicted traitor to infiltrate a Nazi network in Brazil.

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American agent T. R. Devlin recruits Alicia Huberman, daughter of a convicted Nazi, to infiltrate German expatriates in Rio de Janeiro. Her assignment requires marrying wealthy Alexander Sebastian while she and Devlin conceal their own love and distrust.

Why it belongs

Notorious makes espionage an agonizing test of intimacy through keys, wine bottles, poisoned coffee, and Grant and Bergman's withheld feeling.

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The long kiss, mansion staircase, cellar key, shrinking champagne supply, coffee cup, and subjective close-ups frame objects as emotional evidence. Ingrid Bergman's exposed Alicia faces danger intensified by Cary Grant's punitive restraint.

Major award wins

No verified wins in this six-institution crosswalk.

Awards are reference metadata only · zero points in 40/40/20

Institutional reference ranks

Sight & Sound133IMDb Top 250—AFI 100—
Reference metadata only · not part of the 40/40/20 score

Great Cinema Master List scores

Greatness9.3
Engagement7.3
Ease7.8

English · Not Rated
Narrative Feature
Mood: Tense & Absorbing