MR 73 (2008) ( The Last Deadly Mission ) ( MR Seventy Three )

MR 73 (2008) (Blu-Ray) (*)

$27.99

Original Title: The Last Deadly Mission
Alternate Title: MR Seventy Three
Language Selections:
English ( Subtitles )
French ( Dolby Digital 5.1 )
French ( Dolby DTS-HD Master Audio )

Product Origin/Format:
France ( Blu-Ray/Region A/B/C )

Running Time:
125 min

Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen (2.35:1)

Special Features:
Commentary
Documentary
Interactive Menu
Scene Access
Trailer(s)

Movie filmed in 2008 and produced in:
France ( France, Benelux )

Directed By:
Olivier Marchal

Written By:
Olivier Marchal

Actors:
Daniel Auteuil ..... Schneider
Olivia Bonamy ..... Justine
Catherine Marchal ..... Marie Angéli
Francis Renaud ..... Kovalski
Gérald Laroche ..... Matéo
Guy Lecluyse ..... Jumbo
Philippe Nahon ..... Charles Subra
Clément Michu ..... Émile Maxence - le grand-père de Justine
Moussa Maaskri ..... Ringwald
Jean-Paul Zehnacker ..... Me Colmeman
Corinne Adler ..... Sage femme
Virginia Anderson ..... La psychologue
Virginie Arnaud ..... Hélène Maxence
Roland Bijaoui ..... Directeur de prison
Alexandre Bourguignon ..... Gardien de la morgue
Dan Bronchinson ..... Brigadier chef
Thierry Calas ..... Patron d'hôtel
Vince Castello ..... Mathilde Schneider
Christine Chansou ..... Vétérinaire
Anne Charrier ..... Une Victime
Virginie Chevalier ..... Mathias Becker
Swan Demarsan ..... Manager
Gabriel Dermidjian ..... Propriétaire du chenil
Gérard Dubouche ..... Prêtre
Gilles Fisseau ..... Charles Subra Jeune
Grégory Gadebois ..... Le surveillant en chef
Tony Gaultier ..... Médecin Justine
Jean-Pierre Gourdain ..... Flic destroy
Franck Henry ..... Surveillant de prison
Mourad Khima ..... Hooker (as Yasmine)
Yasmine Lafitte ..... Chauffeur de bus
Jean-Claude Lagniez ..... Jap
Gabriel Le Doze ..... Monsieur Renoir
Christian Loheac ..... Le collègue de Kovalski / Kovalski's colleague
Christian Mazucchini ..... La soeur de Justine / Justine's sister
Louise Monot ..... Infirmière
Clémentine Monsaingeon ..... Patron du bar
Didier Nobletz ..... Co détenu
Maxim Nucci ..... Fille Matéo
Antoine Pappalardo ..... Chloé
Thierry Perkins-Lyautey ..... Maître Lomach
Camille Ramos
Camille Schneider
Frédéric Schoendoerffer
Mireille Viti
Valéry Zeitoun

Synopsis:

A cop on the edge of an emotional collapse is on the trail of a violent madman in this edgy crime thriller from French writer and director Olivier Marchal. Charles Subra (Philippe Nahon) is a habitual criminal who, after serving twenty-five years in prison on a sentence for rape and murder, is up for parole. While Charles insists he's seen the error of his ways and wants to repay society for his crimes, Justine (Olivia Bonamy) isn't buying it -- Charles murdered her mother and father while she watched, and she writes him a long letter explaining in detail why she wants him to stay behind bars. Charles is granted parole anyway, but it soon becomes clear that the clever criminal fooled the prison authorities -- he still has a taste for murder and wants to kill again, starting with Justine. Louis Schneider (Daniel Auteuil) is a police detective who meets with Justine and helps protect her from the madman on the loose, but he's not the best man for the job these days -- shattered by the sudden death of his wife and child and haunted by a serious of brutal murders he's been investigating, Louis's psyche is in tatters and he's only marginally more stable than the criminal he's trying to catch. Director and screenwriter Olivier Marchal was inspired to make MR 73 by his own experiences as a police officer in the early Eighties; the title is police slang for the Manurhin 73, a standard handgun for French beat cops in the Seventies and Eighties.

Thriller. Troubled veteran cop Louis is on the case of a recent series of murders. When he meets Justine, a woman who fears the impending release from prison of the man who murdered her parents, Louis is given the chance to atone for his past.

A washed-up Marseilles cop (Auteuil) earns a chance at redemption by protecting a woman from the man who killed her parents as he is about to be released from prison.

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 08 September, 2010.

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