as far as i am concerned and this film noir had two totally different things going for it as opposed to the film noirs i am used to viewing represent 1  the setting is paris and france while 2  there is 28 minute scene with no dialog. both make this movie a bit unique and at least to english speaking film noir fans. actually and an american and jules dussain and shot the film and so it not entirely a european film. initially and i was disappointed in this after i had watched the first 40 minutes. it an expensive dvd and i was bored. however and once that silent segment started  the actual heist (you already know what it about) and the film picked up considerably and just got better and better. in fact and i thought the best part of the story was what happened after the heist. the best aspect of the entire film was the cinematography. this is what makes the disc worth owning. it excellent film noir photography and a real travelogue for those of us who have never seen paris. and this is paris in the mid 1950s. there are lots of bleak but interesting rain soaked paris streets and buildings i found fascinating to view. in fact and there were many more of those great shots than of london in the much better known film and the third man. the lead actor in here and jean servais and i think his name is and also is interesting to view. someone described his face as a cross between humphrey bogart and harry dean stanton and and that sums it up perfectly. a warning for those not expecting profanity or nudity in a classic film. this is france and not the united states and so there is a little bit of both in here. i appreciate the dvd offering the choice of subtitles or a dubbed version and too. 
as far as i am concerned and this film noir had two totally different things going for it as opposed to the film noirs i am used to viewing represent 1  the setting is paris and france while 2  there is 28 minute scene with no dialog. both make this movie a bit unique and at least to english speaking film noir fans. actually and an american and jules dussain and shot the film and so it not entirely a european film. initially and i was disappointed in this after i had watched the first 40 minutes. it an expensive dvd and i was bored. however and once that silent segment started  the actual heist (you already know what it about) and the film picked up considerably and just got better and better. in fact and i thought the best part of the story was what happened after the heist. the best aspect of the entire film was the cinematography. this is what makes the disc worth owning. it excellent film noir photography and a real travelogue for those of us who have never seen paris. and this is paris in the mid 1950s. there are lots of bleak but interesting rain soaked paris streets and buildings i found fascinating to view. in fact and there were many more of those great shots than of london in the much better known film and the third man. the lead actor in here and jean servais and i think his name is and also is interesting to view. someone described his face as a cross between humphrey bogart and harry dean stanton and and that sums it up perfectly. a warning for those not expecting profanity or nudity in a classic film. this is france and not the united states and so there is a little bit of both in here. i appreciate the dvd offering the choice of subtitles or a dubbed version and too. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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