Le Doulos

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Le Doulos is a 1962 French film noir crime thriller by Jean-Pierre Melville, renowned for its moody atmosphere, intricate plot, and exploration of loyalty and betrayal in the Parisian underworld.

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Le Doulos canonical 7
Le Doulos by Pierre Lesou 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French film
crime film
film
film noir
thriller film
basedOn Le Doulos by Pierre Lesou
linked to: Le Doulos
cinematographyBy Nicolas Hayer
countryOfOrigin France
criticalReputation cult classic
highly regarded film noir
director Jean-Pierre Melville
distributor Pathé Consortium Cinéma
linked to: Pathé
editedBy Monique Bonnot
era 1960s French cinema
filmFormat black-and-white
genre crime
film noir
thriller
hasAlternativeTitle The Finger Man
hasCharacter Maurice Faugel NERFINISHED
Nöel
Silien
Thérèse
linked to: Therese
influenced later neo-noir filmmakers
mainTheme betrayal
criminal underworld
loyalty
musicBy Paul Misraki
narrativeStyle twist ending
notableCharacteristic intricate plot
moody atmosphere
originalLanguage French
partOf Jean-Pierre Melville filmography
portrays French criminal milieu
producer Georges de Beauregard
productionCompany Rome Paris Films
publicationDate 1962
releaseCountry France
releaseYear 1962
runtimeMinutes 108
screenwriter Jean-Pierre Melville
setting Paris
stars Jean Desailly
Jean-Paul Belmondo
Michel Piccoli
Monique Hennessy
Serge Reggiani

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Jean-Pierre Melville directed Le Doulos
Serge Reggiani notableWork Le Doulos
René Havard notableWork Le Doulos
Paul Frankeur notableWork Le Doulos
Le Doulos basedOn Le Doulos by Pierre Lesou
linked to: Le Doulos