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Vidocq, el ladrón convertido en investigador de la policía, ha muerto tras descubrir el rostro de su verdugo, el diabólico hombre cuya máscara absorbe el alma de sus víctimas, El Alquimista. Así arranca una serie de acontecimientos siniestros en el París en vísperas de la Segunda Revolución. El joven periodista Etienne Boisset está decidido a encontrar respuestas a la muerte de su héroe, quien a su vez investigaba las muertes de tres poderosos hombres y la desaparición de varias jóvenes vírgenes, Etienne se adentrará en los barrios más oscuros de la ciudad en busca de la verdad, recorre burdeles y fumaderos de opio, hasta que penetra en el escondite de Vidocq, encajando las piezas de un puzzle de depravación inconcebible... (Vértigo Films Esp.)

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inglés French production over the past decade has had a persistent obsession with trying to outdo and surpass the output of major American film studios, and technically, it's at least partially succeeding. This film is a typical example of this. It's original, with dynamic camerawork, wild editing, and interesting music. From a cinematic standpoint, it's an engaging film, showcasing inventive special effects sequences, expansive detailed shots, and excellent acting performances. However, the screenplay is weak and illogical. Despite the film's atmospheric and colorful composition, given the aforementioned screenplay, I can't give it four stars. Overall impression: 65%. A typical example of a film where how it's shot is more important than what it's about. ()

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inglés Well, it was terrible bullshit and the final "shocking" surprise was rather funny. But that is not the what that matters here, it’s the how. I was very much entertained by the gratuitous cinematography, and the distorted optics and various effects make Vidocq a bizarre spectacle that is not to be missed. But one time was enough. ()

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