Un flic

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Un flic

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Directed by Jean-Pierre Melville
Produced by Robert Dorfmann
Written by Jean-Pierre Melville
Starring Alain Delon
Catherine Deneuve
Richard Crenna
Release date(s) October 1972;
France
Running time 98 min.
Language French
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Un flic ("A Cop"), also known as Dirty Money, is a 1972 French film, the last directed by Jean-Pierre Melville. It stars Alain Delon, Catherine Deneuve, and Richard Crenna.

The plot involves the efforts of a detective (Delon) to catch a team responsible for a lethal bank robbery, to foil a drug smuggling operation, and hold on to his mistress (Deneuve), whom he shares with a nightclub owner (Crenna), his friend and a prime suspect in the robbery. Adding to the detective's troubles is a female impersonator informant who seems to have a crush on him.


Jean-Pierre Melville

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