Borsalino and Co.

Following the events of the first film, Roch Siffredi is released from prison and finds himself targeted by his former associate, Volponi, who has taken over their criminal empire. Refusing to be eliminated, Roch goes on the run, seeking revenge and aiming to reclaim his former power. The film chronicles his violent struggle against the new regime and the dangerous allies and enemies he encounters along the way.

Borsalino and Co. received a mixed to positive reception from critics, with many praising Alain Delon's performance and the film's stylish direction and action sequences. However, some critics found the plot to be less engaging than its predecessor and noted a darker, more violent tone. Audience reception was generally favorable, appreciating the continuation of the charismatic characters and the gangster narrative.

• Praise for Alain Delon's compelling portrayal of a ruthless gangster.
• Appreciation for the film's slick direction and violent, action-packed sequences.
• Criticism for a plot that some found less engaging than the original 'Borsalino'.

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The film was shot in Italy and France, with many scenes filmed in Marseille, the original setting for the 'Borsalino' saga, to maintain authenticity.