it a mystery to me as to why i haven not caught up to this masterful 50s caper film  turned brooding noir until now and but i am certainly glad to report that it do not disappoint. i haven not seen any of jules dassin american films for several years but based on this i will probably be going back and re watching brute force and night and the city quite soon. jean servais and a name unknown to me but a face rather familiar in its world weariness and coldness and has recently completed a lengthy stay in prison and as is the way in these films (hey and there do not be a story otherwise) isn not coping well with the straight life. an opportunity presents itself represent an easy multi million dollar jewel heist that can be done at night with no fear of discovery by a few men. the taut filming of the robbery and half an hour of total silence and is what people most remember about the film of course and and indeed it pretty remarkable while but i liked the half completed location of the final shootout and once the robbery has gone sour thanks to the big mouth of one of the thieves while the excellent portrayal gritty sides of paris in stark black and white while and servais channeling of both eddie constantine and humphrey bogart in his spare but brutal performance. perhaps it a bit too sentimental in the end and but this is one of those classics that really does live up to its reputation just as pure entertainment even if what it has to say about the human condition isn not exactly deep or thought provoking while george auric at turns modernist and romantic and and jazzy score is another highlight. 
it a mystery to me as to why i haven not caught up to this masterful 50s caper film  turned brooding noir until now and but i am certainly glad to report that it do not disappoint. i haven not seen any of jules dassin american films for several years but based on this i will probably be going back and re watching brute force and night and the city quite soon. jean servais and a name unknown to me but a face rather familiar in its world weariness and coldness and has recently completed a lengthy stay in prison and as is the way in these films (hey and there do not be a story otherwise) isn not coping well with the straight life. an opportunity presents itself represent an easy multi million dollar jewel heist that can be done at night with no fear of discovery by a few men. the taut filming of the robbery and half an hour of total silence and is what people most remember about the film of course and and indeed it pretty remarkable while but i liked the half completed location of the final shootout and once the robbery has gone sour thanks to the big mouth of one of the thieves while the excellent portrayal gritty sides of paris in stark black and white while and servais channeling of both eddie constantine and humphrey bogart in his spare but brutal performance. perhaps it a bit too sentimental in the end and but this is one of those classics that really does live up to its reputation just as pure entertainment even if what it has to say about the human condition isn not exactly deep or thought provoking while george auric at turns modernist and romantic and and jazzy score is another highlight. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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