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Rififi

Rififi is French slang for brawl or trouble. In this French suspense film, a quartet of slapdash thieves are more dangerous to each other than to anyone else. During the burglary of an exclusive jewelry salon in Paris, not one word of dialogue is spoken. The only sounds heard are the ones made as the crooks go into the apartment above the store.(Does not circulate)

Credits

Directed by
Jules Dassin
Written by
Jules Dassin, Auguste Le Breton, René Wheeler
Cast
Robert Hossein, Jules Dassin, Carl Möhner, Moustache, Jacques David, Jean Servais, Janine Darcey, Jean Bellanger, Lita Recio, Marcel Lesieur, Dominique Collignon-Maurin, Fernand Sardou, Marie Sabouret, Maryse Paillet, Pierre Grasset, Marcel Lupovici, Marcel Rouzé, Marcelle Hainia …
Cinematography
Philippe Agostini
Music
Georges Auric
Edited by
Roger Dwyre
Complete catalog record
Rififi is French slang for brawl or trouble. In this French suspense film, a quartet of slapdash thieves are more dangerous to each other than to anyone else. During the burglary of an exclusive jewelry salon in Paris, not one word of dialogue is spoken. The only sounds heard are the ones made as the crooks go into the apartment above the store.(Does not circulate)
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Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, length, format, color, sound, genre, description, catalog record
  2. Wikidata · Q1856418 ↗ — country, credits

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