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Why this pick
Like L.627, it roots police work in institutional pressure, compromised colleagues, and street-level procedure, but with a more sardonic, weary rhythm.
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Why this pick
Like L.627, it roots police work in institutional pressure, compromised colleagues, and street-level procedure, but with a more sardonic, weary rhythm.
Why this pick
Pialat’s abrasive, unsentimental policing shares L.627’s lived-in realism: volatile interrogations, exhausted officers, and work that corrodes private life.
Why this pick
For the intense investigative momentum and hostile French atmosphere, this pairs damaged detectives with a steadily tightening case, in a more stylized thriller register.
Why this pick
Its restless handheld immediacy and morally compromised urban protagonist echo Tavernier’s interest in systems that distort people’s work and intimate relationships.
Why this pick
Its tough, procedural attention to criminal power and survival offers the same unvarnished French social realism, with pressure accumulating through small practical details.
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01 / THE STORY
Lucien Marguet, nicknamed "Lulu" is an investigator of the second class of the judicial police. This is a field officer, passionate about his work sometimes leaves him to sacrifice his family life. Following an argument with his superior that he considers incompetent, he is changed of brigade. But he quickly joined a group fighting against drug trafficking. Then followed a series of routine operations over which each member of the brigade is revealed ...
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Lucien 'Lulu' Marguet
Dominique

Marie
Vincent
Antoine dit Looping, Antonio ou la Belette
le commissaire Adore
Raymond, le courrier

le commissaire