However, "Clandestine," the French feature which began a stand at the Stanley on Saturday, strives mightily but rather futilely to illustrate the self-effacing bravery of the franc-tireur.
The clandestine abduction operations featuring British intelligence agencies to Libya also involved children, a fact omitted from last week's Senate report.
Shortly after he took office in 1997, Mr. Tenet signaled his solidarity with the agency's clandestine service by prominently featuring a portrait of a predecessor, Richard Helms, who is renowned within the agency for his enthusiasm for clandestine operations.
Senator McCain's recollections appear in "Prisoners of War: Code of Conduct," part of a "Sworn to Secrecy Marathon" featuring prisoners and clandestine warfare, the History Channel's 12-hour alternative to the holiday barbecue.
"Tristan and Isolde" is not all love; in fact, it features large chunks of professionally done action, including fierce attacks, clandestine ambushes and copious amounts of smiting enemies with mighty swords.
I think it's unlikely that the now-common knowledge of a feature that has been live for five months will lead to widespread clandestine snooping.
A small section of his haunting and clandestine subway portraits of commuters, collected in the 1966 book Many Are Called, were first featured alongside Agee's text in the Cambridge Review in the winter of 1956.
Thiel, a Donald Trump supporter, was the clandestine source of funding behind Hulk Hogan's suit against the site, which published a sex tape featuring the pro wrestler and the wife of a friend.
