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Le deuxième souffle

1966 [FRENCH]

Action / Crime / Drama

Le deuxième souffle

1966 [FRENCH]

Action / Crime / Drama

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Plot summary

A gangster escapes jail and quickly makes plans to continue his criminal ways elsewhere, but a determined inspector is closing in.

Director

Jean-Pierre Melville

Top cast

Jean-Claude Bercq as Inspecteur Godefroy

Pierre Grasset as Pascal

Raymond Pellegrin as Paul Ricci

Denis Manuel as Antoine Ripa

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU 720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

1.34 GB

1280*772

French 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 29 min

Seeds 5

2.5 GB

1792*1080

French 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 29 min

Seeds 15

1.35 GB

1204*720

French 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 30 min

Seeds 5

2.5 GB

1792*1072

French 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 30 min

Seeds 10

Comments 5

monaies 123 days ago

Thank you very much!

TheBrigand 128 days ago

Has anyone got english subs that match the 1080 Bluray version? Pretty well all of the ones I've found are way out of sync.

frpatte 1714 days ago

I agree with both: no hard sub in movies! For french speaking people, it is unpleasant, for other people not speaking english or french, they cannot put their own subtitles in their language...

Dillinger 1741 days ago

Dear YTS friends, could you please not hardsub the movies, please? Thank you.

mockup 1744 days ago

Hard encoded subtitles! (please, can you stop this way of encoding? I believe we are a lot of non-native English speakers, we need subtitles in our language. So, a foreign film with two subtitles? No way, man. :( )

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9 / 10

A realistic quasi-noir crime drama

larrywest42-610-618957

I don't speak French, but the acting and the subtitled dialog are outstanding throughout.The plot and each situation, each conversation, is completely…

8 / 10

A not very well known, but essential film in the oeuvre of Jean Pierre Mellvile

frankde-jong

Jean Pierre Melville was an "einzelganger" in French cinema. He did not belong to the Nouvelle vague (although his career took place during the heydays of this…

Jean Pierre Melville was an "einzelganger" in French cinema. He did not belong to the Nouvelle vague (although his career took place during the heydays of this movement), but he certainly wasn't a part of the "cinema du papa" (as the nouvelle vague directors derogatory described their predecessors) either. "Le deuxieme souffle" is not the most well known picture from the oeuvre of Melville, but it is a connecting link between the pure film noir of "Bob le flambeur" (1956) and the more abstract (but still film noir) films such as "Le samourai" (1967) and "Le cercle rouge" (1970). "Le deuxieme souffle" is not noticeable because of an innovative plot. The criminal who comes out of prison and wants to set some things straight and also wants to make one major robbery before he retires, we all have seen it a dozen times before. It is the way Melville tells this story. One element you can't miss is the way each milieu has it's own code of honor. Gustave Minda (Lino Ventura) is a criminal who doesn't hesitate for a second when the job requires that he has to kill a couple of people ("Le deuxieme souffle" is a very raw film), but he is very anxious not to be known as a talebearer by his "colleagues". On the other hand commissaire Blot (Paul Meurisse) has to deal with very ruthless people, and in a way he understands them and sees through them. When however another commissair uses violent interrogation techniques, he takes measures to keep his profession clean. Just like in "Le samourai" the opening scene is silent for a very long time. In this opening scene we see the escape of Gustave Minda and two other inmates. The way that Gustave has to struggle to keep pace with his fellow inmates tells us (without the use of a single word) that he is already an aging criminal. Just like in "Du rififi chez les hommes" (1955, Jules Dassin) the preparations for the great robbery are shown in great detail. During this preparations Gustave has to hide, after all he is a prisoner on the run. Much of the movie is therefore situated in cramped claustrophobic rooms. To juxtapose all this, the execution of the crime is situated in the most open of landscapes imaginable.

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