En cinquième vitesse

Original title: Col cuore in gola

1967
16
1h 44m

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Jean-Louis Trintignant in En cinquième vitesse (1967)

Bernard meets Jane in a London nightclub and likes her. Her father was killed in a car accident, but she thinks he was killed because he was blackmailed for a picture of his second wife, Jan... Read allBernard meets Jane in a London nightclub and likes her. Her father was killed in a car accident, but she thinks he was killed because he was blackmailed for a picture of his second wife, Jane's stepmother. In the same nightclub, Bernard finds the blackmailer's corpse and Jane nea... Read allBernard meets Jane in a London nightclub and likes her. Her father was killed in a car accident, but she thinks he was killed because he was blackmailed for a picture of his second wife, Jane's stepmother. In the same nightclub, Bernard finds the blackmailer's corpse and Jane nearby, but he believes she is innocent, so they run away, pursued by the police and a dwarf,... Read all

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5.5/10

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Awards
- 1 nomination total

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Jean-Louis Trintignant

Bernard
(as Jean Louis Trintignant)

Ewa Aulin

Jane Burroughs

Roberto Bisacco

David

Charles Kohler

Jerome Burroughs

Luigi Bellini

Jelly-Roll

Monique Scoazec

Veronica Yassupova

Enzo Consoli

Bartender

Vira Silenti

Martha Burroughs

Skip Martin

Dwarf
(uncredited)

David Prowse

Jelly-Roll's Partner
(uncredited)

Janet Street-Porter

Salon Receptionist
(uncredited)

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Trivia
Features Ewa Aulin's first nude scenes. She was 16 when she filmed this.

Connections
References Blow-Up (1966)

Soundtracks
Love Girl
Written by Armando Trovajoli (as Trovajoli) and Audrey Nohra (as Nohra)
Sung by Mel Ryder

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7/10

Deadly Sweet....

Just saw this tonight uncut on the big screen here in Hollywood. Visually very nice. But not really a giallo, I don't know why people keep calling it that. There is a murder which basically occurs off-screen and has almost nothing to do with the "story." Virtually no violence, some eyebrow-raising sex, obviously inspired by Antonioni, et al. Little story, lots of avant garde/graphic style, references to Pop-Art/Lichtenstein, comics, "Blow-Up" and other movies/the Viet Nam War/other issues of the day. Nice visuals/editing/soundtrack (which was remarkably clear in the print I just saw, supposedly soon to be out on DVD). At times notably innovative and fresh. A bit of a surprise ending. Wandering narrative, quick cuts, lots of color and gritty flair. Swinging London backdrop. In b/w and color.