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Tuesday, 27. 08. 2024 / 21:00 / Congress Square

Open-air Cinema at Congress Square

Free admission.

The Big Risk Classe tous risques

Claude Sautet / France, Italy / 1960 / 109 min / Italian, French

Screenings

Tuesday, 27. 08. 2024 / 21:00 / Congress Square

Open-air Cinema at Congress Square

Free admission.

Abel Davos, a gangster sentenced to death and refugee in Italy, decides to return clandestinely to France. But he is surprised by customs officers and a shooting breaks out during which his wife and his accomplice are killed...

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The Big Risk is not a B film. It is one of the best French gangster films, tense and warm, elliptical and human, which revealed Jean-Paul Belmondo before Breathless.”
– Bertrand Tavernier

“Here /…/ is the true beginning of the modern European crime film. /…/ All of Sautet’s greatness is present in his first film. It starts as a family saga and soon deepens into a study of loss and the emotionally unbearable realities that constitute the price of crime. The faces of Lino Ventura and Jean-Paul Belmondo light up the screen and remind us what a fabulous director of actors Sautet already was.”
– Peter von Bagh, Rikoksen hehku

“This early Sautet makes us feel compassionate toward the robber/gangster played matter-of-factly (and brilliantly) by Lino Ventura, while abhorring his cruelty in seeking vengeance. This portrait, filled with honesty and humility, is what makes this film so powerful and timeless.”
– John Woo

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