Ho! / Robert Enrico / Belmondo / 1968 / film review

Ho!

1968 Crime / Drama

Credits

Director: Robert Enrico
Script: Robert Enrico, José Giovanni (novel), Lucienna Hamon, Pierre Pelegri
Photo: Jean Boffety
Music: François de Roubaix
Cast: Jean-Paul Belmondo (François Holin, aka Ho), Joanna Shimkus (Benedite), Raymond Bussières (Robert), Paul Crauchet (Georges Briand), Stéphane Fey (Schwartz junior), Alain Mottet (Paul), Tony Taffin (L’aîné des Schwartz), André Weber (La Praline)
Country: France
Language: French
Runtime: 103 min

Summary

François Holin, known to his friend as Ho, loses his licence as a racing driver after an accident which resulted in the death of his partner. Unemployed, he finds works as a chauffeur for a band of gangsters, hoping that he can keep this from his girlfriend Benedite, a cover girl. In the course of a car robbery which goes horribly wrong, Ho is arrested, but manages to escape. When Benedite hears of this, she walks out on him. Humiliated and embittered by this rejection, Ho decides to become a dangerous gang leader...
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