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No Sudden Move, where the film noir reviewed and corrected by Steven Soderbergh, on Canal +

2021-09-08T15:23:39.306Z


With No Sudden Move, the director of Ocean's Eleven signs an ecological thriller in the heart of the Detroit of the 1950s. A film broadcast from this Wednesday, September 8 at 9:10 pm on Canal + then on myCanal, without going through the box released in theaters .


In the steep-sided streets of the city of Detroit, in 1954, we can make out the caped figure of Don Cheadle walking forward with his head down.

A jazzy music - reminiscent of Roy Budd in

Get Carter -

accompanies this little black mobster seeking not to make waves.

The lipstick of a vamp

Barely out of prison, however, Curtis Goynes finds himself again embroiled in the intrigues of the local underworld. At the front of a big engine, Brendan Fraser, aged, fat, offers him a job. He will be joined by Benicio Del Toro, a thug as funny as he is refined. The plot plunges unrestrainedly into the sparkling imagery of film noir, from

Huston's

Maltese Falcon

to

Howard Hawks'

Big Sleep

after Hammett… Not to mention

In Fourth Gear

by Robert Aldrich adapted from Mickey Spillane. The Chevrolet Bel-Air drives peacefully. The lowered blinds let the twilight bloom, the voluptuous smoke of cigarettes, the furtive glow of guns, or the lipstick of a fatal vamp ready to betray

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Source: lefigaro

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