Big Deal on Madonna Street
Why this pick
A lovingly engineered, increasingly chaotic robbery comedy, balancing petty criminals, detailed preparation and the warm ensemble mischief that powers The Brain.
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Why this pick
A lovingly engineered, increasingly chaotic robbery comedy, balancing petty criminals, detailed preparation and the warm ensemble mischief that powers The Brain.
Why this pick
Its colourful European locations, audacious logistics and brisk, playful criminal teamwork make it a natural companion to The Brain’s large-scale caper energy.
Why this pick
Jean-Paul Belmondo brings the same irrepressible physical charm to a sleek Franco-American robbery romp with elaborate pursuits and a buoyant criminal-versus-criminal rhythm.
Why this pick
Belmondo’s breakneck comic adventuring, extravagant set pieces and sunny international momentum echo The Brain’s light-footed blend of danger and spectacle.
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From The Brain’s director, this is another expertly timed French farce: broad visual comedy, escalating identity trouble and a crowd-pleasing sense of controlled chaos.
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01 / THE STORY
When NATO transfers some of its funds from Paris to Brussels by train, a criminal mastermind posing as a British colonel plans to steal it but two petty French thieves also have the same intent.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Colonel Carol Matthews

Arthur Lespinasse

Anatole

L'inspecteur Pochet
Un gardien
L'inspecteur Duboeuf

Un antiquaire
Un antiquaire