lone killer

Hannah 2022-03-25 09:01:10

The film creates a very special killer, Jeff, loner and taciturn, neither a clever and agile high-IQ criminal connoisseur, nor a affectionate fringe prodigal, Jean-Pierre Melville in the film one. At the beginning, such a lone wolf with Bushido spirit is defined, the cold environment, the minimal communication, the arrest of the police, Jeff still fulfills his killer mission, and the non-verbal details are highlighted in the second half of the film. The description, which delicately portrays Jeff's inner world, completes the tribute to the spirit of Bushido after the martyrdom of self-destruction.

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  • Thora 2022-04-24 07:01:14

    What kind of killer is the most fanciful. Always keep one expression, only one! Speak in short sentences and nouns are the best. The bird food trough of the raised bird is always full of bird food, and the bird can live for a short time without taking care of it. There is a beauty, not wordy, and a kiss at a critical moment. These are all good imitations. The most important thing that cannot be imitated is: knowing when you will die, why you should die, and whether you hesitate a bit when the time comes.

  • Grant 2021-12-22 08:01:15

    A lone wolf will not be killed by a hunter unless he wants to die.

Le Samouraï quotes

  • Jeff Costello: Trouble?... Because of me?

    Jane Lagrange: No, you've never meant trouble for me.

  • [pulls a gun on her, she just looks disappointed]

    Valérie: Why Jeff?

    Jeff Costello: I've been paid to.