Borsalino and Co.

Synopsis

In the follow-up to the 1970 classic 'Borsalino', Alain Delon returns as the charismatic gangster Roch Siffredi, teaming up once again with his friend Francois Capella, played by Jean-Paul Belmondo. Set in 1930s Marseille, the two friends establish their criminal empire, but soon find themselves facing new challenges from rival gangs and the authorities. Filled with action, stylish period details, and the dynamic duo's captivating performances, 'Borsalino and Co.' blends crime, friendship, and betrayal in a gripping narrative. With intricate plots and unexpected turns, the movie keeps the audience on the edge of their seats until the thrilling conclusion.

Cast

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  Alain Delon

  Roch Siffredi

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  Riccardo Cucciolla

  Volpone

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  Daniel Ivernel

  Inspector Fanti

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  Reinhard Kolldehoff

  Sam

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  Catherine Rouvel

  Lola

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  Lionel Vitrant

  Fernand

Reviews

While 'Borsalino and Co.' may not reach the heights of its predecessor, it still manages to entertain with its stylish portrayal of the criminal underworld. Critics have praised Alain Delon and Jean-Paul Belmondo's chemistry, with their on-screen presence elevating the film's appeal. The action sequences are well-executed, capturing the essence of the 1930s era with flair. Some reviewers have pointed out the intricate plot twists as a highlight, keeping the audience engaged throughout. However, others have criticized the film for lacking the originality and depth of the first installment. Despite mixed reviews, 'Borsalino and Co.' maintains a certain charm and nostalgia that appeals to fans of classic crime dramas. IMDb gives it a rating of 6.3/10.

See also

Joker

Titanic

Shutter Island

Inside Out