17ème jour de tournage du film "Police"

A jaded and morally ambiguous police detective in Paris, Lambert, becomes entangled with a young woman named Nory, who is involved with a dangerous Moroccan drug dealer. As Lambert investigates the criminal network, he finds himself increasingly drawn to Nory, blurring the lines between his professional duty and his personal desires. The film explores themes of obsession, loyalty, and the gritty realities of police work and criminal life.

Maurice Pialat's 'Police' was met with a mixed but generally appreciative critical response, lauded for its raw, unsentimental portrayal of urban crime and relationships. While some found its pacing deliberate and its characters difficult, many critics praised its authenticity and the compelling performances, particularly from Gérard Depardieu and Sophie Marceau. It is often viewed as a more grounded and less glamorous take on the crime genre.

• Praised for its gritty realism and unflinching depiction of flawed characters.
• Gérard Depardieu's intense performance as the conflicted detective was a highlight.
• The film's deliberate pacing and bleak tone were divisive among some viewers.

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During the filming of 'Police', there was significant tension between director Maurice Pialat and star Gérard Depardieu, which some believe contributed to the raw intensity of their performances.