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SUBJECT AND SCREENPLAY:
LUC BESSON
DIRECITON:
GÉRARD PIRÈS
PRODUCED BY:
LUC BESSON, MICHELE PETIN, LAURENT PETIN PER ARP - COFIMAGE 9 - LE STUDIO CANAL + - STUDIO IMAGES - TF1 FILMS PRODUCTIONS
DISTRIBUTED BY:
CECCHI GORI
ITALIAN DIALOGUES:
MARCO METE
DUBBING DIRECTION:
SANDRO ACERBO
DUBBING ASSISTANT:
SILVIA MENOZZI
EDITING SOCIETY:
SEFIT-CDC
Voices:
SAMY NACERI:
MASSIMO DE AMBROSIS
FRÉDÉRIC DIEFENTHAL:
FABRIZIO MANFREDI
MARION COTILLARD:
ROSSELLA ACERBO
MANUELA GOURARY:
SERENA VERDIROSI
BERNARD FARCY:
GIORGIO LOPEZ
EMMA SJÖBERG:
PINELLA DRAGANI
Carlos Fuentes:
Fabio Boccanera
| Italian dialogue |
2 | |||
| Dubbing direction |
1 | |||
An enjoyable fast-moving film set in Marseilles with a silly policeman who, in order to defeat a gang of violent robbers, is helped by a taxi-driver with racing-car driver ambitions. The film is dubbed unfortunately in a clichéd manner rendering the spontaneity of the interpreters monotonous and not giving the film its’ potential; the voices, especially the male roles, are feigned, sometimes too exaggerated and often inadequate. Good however the mother of the policeman.
Sit-com direction of third degree: so much for a pound.
The dialogues are not brilliant, with unexpressed comical situations or otherwise painfully expressed.
Huge mistake: garage in French means mechanics/car repairs, not “garage”, which in Italian literally means “garage”/car-park.
[original review in Italian by Marnie Bannister ]