Gibraltar (2013)
Directed by Julien Leclercq
Crime / Thriller
aka: The Informant
Gibraltar (2013)
Film Synopsis
For the needs of his family, Marc Duval, a Frenchman expatriated to Gibraltar, becomes an undercover agent for French customs. Through his work, he earns the trust of Claudio Lanfredi, a powerful cocaine importer associated with Colombian cartels. As he becomes increasingly drawn into the nefarious world of drugs trafficking, Marc finds he is taking ever greater risks. But as he climbs the ranks of the cartel, he also acquires a liking for luxury and easy money. Constantly living on a razor's edge, he soon realises that only by lying can he stay alive. When English customs men enter the fray to arrest Lanfredi, the stakes are raised even higher, and it looks as if Marc's family are going to have to pay the price...© James Travers
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Film Credits
- Director: Julien Leclercq
- Script: Abdel Raouf Dafri, Marc Fievet (novel)
- Cinematographer: Thierry Pouget
- Music: Clinton Shorter
- Cast: Kate Drummond (Officer Campbell NYPD), Tahar Rahim (Redjani Belimane), Gilles Lellouche (Marc Duval), Riccardo Scamarcio (Mario), Romano Orzari (Colosse), Joe Cobden (Agent Carlyle), Mélanie Bernier (Cécile Duval), Aidan Devine (Bobby Sims), Raphaëlle Agogué (Clara Duval), Youssef Hajdi (Le Messager), Rebecca Croll (Telex Operator), Carlo Mestroni (Chef Douanier Americain), Marc Primeau (Man in Airport), Christopher B. MacCabe (Liam I.R.A.), Pierre Chaves (Officier Guarda Civil), Noel Burton (Customs Officer), Manuel Sinor (Financial advisor), Jean-Philippe Puymartin (Jean-Henri Gallois), Serge Martineau (Douanier), Josée Laviolette (Femme visite pénitencier 1)
- Country: France
- Language: English
- Support: Color
- Runtime: 110 min
- Aka: The Informant
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