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La Balance (1982)

La Balance (1982)
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In the French-made film (La Balance), a couple get caught between the French underworld and the cops who pledge to destroy it. The man is a one-time mobster, now pimp named Dede (Philippe Leotard) who's forced to squeal on some mob-land biggies in exchange for his acquittal from any connection to crimes committed and to get the cops off the back of his prostitute wife Nicole (Nathalie Baye). This one's full of chase scenes, profanity (it's dubbed in English), and violence. It was awarded many Caesar awards (the French equivalent of the Oscar). ~ Rovi

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Starring:
Nathalie BayePhilippe Léotard, (more)
Director(s):
Bob Swaim
Format(s):
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Synopsis of La Balance

In the French-made film (La Balance), a couple get caught between the French underworld and the cops who pledge to destroy it. The man is a one-time mobster, now pimp named Dede (Philippe Leotard) who's forced to squeal on some mob-land biggies in exchange for his acquittal from any connection to crimes committed and to get the cops off the back of his prostitute wife Nicole (Nathalie Baye). This one's full of chase scenes, profanity (it's dubbed in English), and violence. It was awarded many Caesar awards (the French equivalent of the Oscar). ~ Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
98 mins

Complete Cast of La Balance


Director(s):
Bob Swaim
Writer(s):
Bob Swaim
Producer(s):
Georges DancigersAlexandre Mnouchkine
La Balance Awards:
  • 1982 - French Academy of Cinema - Best Picture
  • 1982 - French Academy of Cinema - Best Actress
  • 1982 - French Academy of Cinema - Best Actor
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    Stephen M.

    Entertaining cop/suspense film. Well acted, early French stars, compelling story.

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