Grisbi
Grisbi
Director:
Jacques BeckerCámara:
Pierre MontazelMúsica:
Jean WienerReparto:
Jean Gabin, René Dary, Dora Doll, Vittorio Sanipoli, Marilyn Buferd, Delia Scala, Gaby Basset, Lino Ventura, Paul Frankeur, Jean Daurand, Jeanne Moreau (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
El gánster Max (Jean Gabin), junto a un amigo, tiene un plan infalible que le permitirá conseguir unos 50 millones de francos. La ex novia de Max, que lo había dejado por el jefe de otra banda de gánsteres, intenta extraerle toda la información posible sobre ese plan y quedarse, finalmente, con todo el dinero. Ella y su banda harán lo que sea con tal de conseguir el botín y, por esta razón, secuestrarán al socio de Max para pedir, después, un rescate por su vida. (Filmin)
(más)Reseñas (1)
Elegant suits, ties, beautiful women, and guns discreetly hidden in pockets. In the 1950s, French cinema produced a whole series of titles that capitalized on the popularity of American gangster films and sought to transfer their atmosphere to the old continent. Grisbi is a typical representative film of that time period when the director doesn't experiment but follows a simple plotline and relies on the charisma of the proven Jean Gabin. The fifty-year-old Gabin feels the weight of time relentlessly passing by and during parties after midnight, he feels like he's working overtime. A big heist is supposed to secure his retirement, but thanks to a chatty accomplice, there are suddenly more people interested in the loot. The film is more about style than action or clever screenwriting tricks. Honestly, I can't really find any significant faults with it. Overall impression: 75%.
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