La raison du plus faible (2006)

Calificación de los usuarios:

7.2/10   

Director:

Lucas Belvaux

Guionista:

Lucas Belvaux (writer)

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

19 julio 2006 (France)

Género:

Crimen | Drama

Plot:

In Liège, a group of men gathers every day in a café situated near the steel factory which once reigned supreme...

Plot Keywords:

Steel Factory | Dysfunctional Family | Release From Prison | Despair | Heist

Premios:

1 nomination

Comentarios de los usuarios:

Ken Loach meets Michael Mann

Reparto

Eric Caravaca	...	Patrick
Lucas Belvaux	...	Marc Pirmet
Claude Semal	...	Robert
Patrick Descamps	...	Jean-Pierre
Natacha Régnier	...	Carole
Elie Belvaux	...	Steve
Gilbert Melki	...	Le ferrailleur
listado alfabético del resto del reparto:
Philippe Anciaux	...	Capitain Magis
Daniela Bisconti	...	Gina
Andrée Cambier	...	Mère de Robert
Michel Colecchia	...	Policier en civil
Christian Crahay	...	Père de Carole
Raymonde Dullers	...	Voisine de Patrick
Théo Hebrans	...	Vieux joueur de cartes
Dominique Heinry	...	Policier en civil
Luc Lejeune	...	Gardien
Giovanni Russo	...	Guide de l'usine
Renaud Rutten	...	Arsène
Patrick Sobelman	...	Négociant
Luc Thomas	...	Le gendarme
Philippe Toussaint	...	Négociant
Félix Valentino	...	José

Duración:

France:116 min

País:

Belgium | France

Idioma:

Francés

Color:

Color

Relación de Aspecto:

2.35 : 1

Sonido:

Dolby SR | DTS

Clasificación:

Switzerland:14 (canton of Vaud) | Switzerland:14 (canton of Geneva) | Netherlands:12

Locaciones de Filmación:

Belgium

Compañía:

Agat Films & Cie

Trivialidades:

Visa d'exploitation en France # 112095.

Citas:

Marc: Up to where are you ready to go? Are you ready to aim a gun at somebody? Are you ready to shoot, to be shot? Are you ready to die? Are you ready to kill if needed?
Robert: How should I know?
Marc: You should know! It's before being there that you have to ask yourself, because when you're there, it's too late!

Banda de Sonido:

Una lacrima sul viso

Ken Loach meets Michael Mann

Imagine Michael Mann's 'Heat' crossed with Ken Loach's gritty northern England- and Scotland based social dramas, and you have an idea of what this film feels like - a heist film with thoroughly uncool, long-term dole recipients and other downtrodden working class folk as the perpetrators, instead of Robert DeNiro in post-modern Californian seafront diggings dashing from holdup to holdup... Lucas Belvaux brings together the disparate elements of the heist film and the anti-globalisation social commentary in fine style, though, and the story thoroughly engaged me. The elegiac, minimal soundtrack was perfectly deployed as well. Mr. Belvaux plays the hangdog career criminal better than almost anyone else, and no one plays quiet domestic desperation as well as Natacha Regnier, either... highly recommended!