immortal

The former mob boss Charlie Matthew was assassinated in the parking lot and was shot 22 times, but miraculously survived, and his ability quickly found the perpetrator. As a former partner, he did not intend to take revenge. But the other party was unwilling to give up because of his prestige. Charlie Matthew was provoked and began to clean up the thugs one by one. And stopped at the right time, found enough evidence to send the planner of the incident to prison, and forgave another old friend for many years.

The film is based on a true event that happened in Jacques-Bet in the late 1970s in France. This is not an Italian mafia or an American gangster movie, but an authentic Marseille gangster with a strong French culture. The film seems to be proclaiming to the world, "Look at how the French gangs act." Audiences who are tired of watching Hollywood gangsters can use this film as an adjustment, and those who like the French atmosphere can also take a look at the state of alternative France. However, I don't think there's anything great about this film except that the plot is based on a true story. Let Renault's performances seem familiar, the beautiful French scenery, the vendetta between the gangsters, all of which did not improve, but also did not reduce the points.

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