Alain Delon exudes cool in this story about an assassin
Le Samourai is director Jean-Pierre Melville’s stylized 1967 film about an assassin played by Alain Delon. The main exudes cool. He wears a hat and trench coat like he walked out of a 1940s or 50s American film noir. He’s calm and collected when he steals a car or sneaks around a nightclub to carry out a hit. He’s also meticulous about his craft which is killing.<br /><br />The story has two parts. First Delon plays a cat and mouse game with the police. Second he tries to kill the people who hired him because they betrayed him. Francois Perier plays the very smart police detective after Delon. Le Samourai isn’t an action flick but a slow burner. It’s well worth your time.
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