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The French Detective
- Original title
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Adieu, poulet
- Year
- 1975
- Running time
- 91 min.
- Country
France
- Director
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- Screenwriter
Francis Veber (Novel: Raf Vallet)
- Music
Philippe Sarde
- Cinematography
Jean Collomb
- Cast
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- Producer
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Les Films Ariane, Mondex Films
- Genre
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Thriller | Cop Movies
- Synopsis / Plot
- In the French city of Rouen an election is marred by a fight between the supporters of two of the candidates. In the fracas a man is beaten to death and the killer then shoots a passing police officer. The officer has time to warn his colleagues that the killer is Proctor, a well-known thug whose brother is campaigning on behalf of law and order candidate Lardatte. Commissaire Verjeat’s pursuit of Proctor is hampered by Lardatte for whom he has a personal dislike and misses no opportunity to humiliate. As a result he then finds himself with a very short time to capture Proctor, since he faces a promotion and a posting outside of Rouen, which will take him off the case.
- Awards
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1975: César Awards: 3 Nominations
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