Caper film offers thrills, but has flawed ending
“The Last Diamond” is about a planned theft of a valuable, ancient jewel. Simon Carrerra (Yvan Attal) has just been released from prison and is now on parole. His friend Albert persuades him back to his old ways with the idea of stealing a celebrated diamond — the Florentine — in Antwerp, where it is soon to come up for auction after the death of its owner. The owner’s daughter, Julia (Berenice Bejo), is in charge of the sale. Simon meets Julia while posing as a friend of her mother, and uses their relationship to get to the diamond.<br /><br />The first part of the film develops like a traditional romantic comedy sparked by crime. The latter section deepens characterization, exploring themes of honor among thieves, greed, and love’s ability to change a person. The plot has several interesting twists and stays ahead of the viewer with unexpected situations that cause shifts in characters’ motivations. Director/co-writer Eric Barbier has imbued the characters with wit and intelligence, qualities often sacrificed to serve plot in sloppily crafted movies. Unfortunately, the ending doesn’t live up to the classy build-up.<br /><br />The scenes of the robbery are the film’s best, as the meticulously detailed plan is carried out. If it had been devoted entirely to the robbery, the movie would have been a terrific caper thriller. But a tacked-on sequence in which Simon seeks redemption dulls the overall impact.<br /><br />Bonus features on the DVD release include an interview with director Eric Barbier, interview with stars Berenice Bejo and Yvan Attal, and theatrical trailer. The R-rated film is in French, with English subtitles.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Simon Carrerra has just been released from prison and is now on parole. His friend Albert persuades him back to his old ways with the idea of a big-time heist of a celebrated diamond in Antwerp; The "Florentine." The jewel's owner, Marie Neuville, suddenly passes away and her daughter, Julia, is left in charge of the sale. Simon encounters Julia while posing as a friend of Julia's mother. Slowly but surely, the two become closer. He manages to use their relationship to get to the diamond and the heist is a success. However, another member of the heist has a different motive and Simon has to decide if he wants to continue with the crime or help Julia recover the diamond..