Tous peuvent me tuer (1957)

Tous peuvent me tuer is a French crime film first released in 1957, directed by Henri Decoin.  The film stars Anouk Aimée, Francis Blanche, Jean-Claude Brialy and Mario David.  It has also been released under the title: Anyone Can Kill Me.  Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.


Five men are preparing an audacious robbery.  These are:  Cyril Glad, a former military man; Antoine Lefebure, who wants to marry Isabelle; Folco Luigi, a barman; Karl Herman, night watchman in a wine factory; and Gaston Berilioux, a one time philosophy teacher.  The robbery is a success and the five men hide the money.  The same evening, they break into the factory where Herman works and begin to sample the produce.  They are completely drunk when the police arrive to arrest them.  This is part of their plan: if they are caught breaking into the wine factory, they cannot be accused of the robbery.  The five men are sent to the same prison, knowing that they will be free in a short time and can then recover the stolen money.  But things soon go horribly wrong.  Herman falls to his death from a prison balcony.  It is neither an accident nor suicide...
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