Symphony For A Massacre (1963) (Blu-ray) (UK Import)

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Country of origin:: Frankreich, 1963
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Item number:: 12235272
UPC/EAN:: 5060974681303
Release date:: 23.6.2025
Genre:: Thriller
Playing time ca.:: 110 Min.
Director:: Jacques Deray
Actor:: Michel Auclair, Claude Dauphin, José Giovanni, Michele Mercier, Jean Rochefort
German title:: Sieben Tote hat die Woche / Symphonie pour un massacre
Language:: Französisch
Sound Format:: mono
Picture:: Widescreen (s/w)
Subtitles:: Englisch

Five gangsters raise the cash to buy a large shipment of drugs which they plan to sell on. One of the gang however plans to secretly rob his partners, beginning a spiral of violence and deception that leaves a trail of bodies across France. Fiendishly plotted with a twisty script from Jose Giovanni (Le trou) and Claude Sautet (Classe tous risques), adapting a novel by Reynaud-Fourton, Symphony for a Massacre sees the French master of the mystery thriller Jacques Deray (La piscine) directing with with real energy and verve. With support from a remarkable cast of France's finest character actors, and stunning photography by Claude Renoir (La grande illusion), this is French crime cinema of the highest quality.

Specials

PCM Mono, Commentary: Travis Woods (critic)., Interviews: Charles Vanel (actor); Jean Rochefort (actor); Jacques Deray (director)., Introduction by Christina Newland (critic).