Razzia sur la Chnouf

Year:
1955
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This movie shows a violent and ruthless

environment, unknown until now.

The authors would think they've

achieved their goals if the pictures

that follow could be a warning

to those who, due to weakness

might, one day, be the victims of that

terrifying plague: DRUGS

Shootout among drug dealers:

Franois Pouldu, known as "le bosco"...

Hello? Criminal Police?

Connect me to extension 895 please

Hello? Vice Squad?

Leroux speaking. I'll pass the boss.

Lecharme...

Hello, Lecharme... I'm listening...

What? Henri from Nantes has just

landed in Orly

Henri Ferret, known as Henri from Nantes

is on Air France flight to Orly.

Detailed report sent...

He took a taxi...

Do you know the address?

Where?... Hotel Napoleon

Good, you and Dupont can come back.

What are you saying?...

Don't worry, Leroux will take care of that.

O.k., Good bye...

Can you pay the taxi?

He's gone out?... O.k., come back.

What?... of course...

Lemoine! Thanks, Leroux.

Good work!

Mr Paul Lisky...

- Who am I to announce?

- Mr Lemoine. I've got an appointment.

- Henri Ferret?

- Yes.

It's necessary. The guy you will

replace had become weak.

- Le Bosco?

- Yes, I had to part from him.

In America, you've learnt...

very efficient methods

That will be useful for us.

That's why we asked you to come.

In France, the men in our

organization are self-indulgent

You have to reactivate everything

as soon as possible

Everything... Control the factory, check

on the distributors and their retailers

Make things move. And don't forget

compartmentalization is our main asset.

See to it that all stick to the rules.

Here're all the names and addresses.

Ciphered, of course.

Is the Napoleon a good place?

- Very good.

One million for your first expenses.

Ah... very important. On Broadway

you had that bar,"le troquet"

In a few days, you'll open

up "le troquet" in Paris.

On Monthyon street. The place is

mine. Secretly.

It used to be called "le montmartre",

it'll become "le troquet".

It will be your cover.

I've had all the staff dismissed,

so that you may hire

who you want.

And don't forget, you're

the only one to know me.

Yes!

Be unmerciful to the middlemen.

Unmerciful.

The harsher you are...

Show them who the boss is.

No one can give up. There's only

one way to leave,

you know which it is...

Le Bosco had weakened,

he'd become too wealthy

Your suppliers are the Chinese?

No, the Balkans, they grow poppy

there. Opium arrives unrefined.

By rail.

It gets across borders.

You'll see.

It's stunning, really.

Hurry up!

What're you doing?

You're always afraid

being late!

You think the company

is not wealthy enough?

Maybe but I don't want

to get sacked

What a sucker! It seems

your pay is enough

If at the last strike, every one

had acted as you, we'd have had no raise.

You're a born slave!

I pity you!

Don't worry, it won't last.

One day, we'll overcome.

Shootout among drug dealers

Damn! Opium smells awful.

Like rotten beetroot.

The fools at the shop would

be stunned if they knew...

- No way to have a decent ciggy

with this paper

You want OCB paper?

Won't say no! OCB is the best

especially when it's...

gummed. Mine is!

- Worked all right?

- As usual! I did as told.

Thank you.

Thank you.

- Good bye, sir.

- What about my answer?

I wanted you to tell the boss

I'd like to stop

I'll forward it.

I've already asked

and didn't get any answer.

I'll forward it.

- So you want to quit?

- Yes...

Don't ask questions. Answer!

I want to stop. I'm fed up.

If they don't want me to...

Quiet. You could be overheard

I'll give you good advice:

don't try to stop

I can, can't I?

I want to enjoy the dough I earned.

I'm afraid of the cops.

One of these days... I don't

want to go to jail.

You'll go nowhere if you insist.

You get it, don't you?

How much have you made

since you're in it?

So... You'd be a sucker

to leave such a job...

You'd be nuts to, wouldn't you?

See table 14.

Say... that cashier is a hot one. Must be

great for the guy who shares her bed!

You can try your luck...

What've you got to lose?

Good evening... There's no room at the

back but here's a good table...

Coats to check!

Listen, cutie... If you felt like

practising judo. I'm an expert...

- Henri le nantais?

- Yes...

Roger the catalan...

Aim...

- Glad to meet you.

- Hi!

- Some champ'?

- Not a bad idea.

Nino... give us

three glasses of champagne.

- So... glad to be back in Paris?

- Sure. I was fed up with travelling.

- China, South America, North America..

- Stayed long in the States?

Well... almost 10 years!

- Your friend looks like a loser.

- He's a good one

- What is he in?

- Dope.

- He sells some?

- Wholesale. He worked for Big Rossillo.

- You know why we're here?

- Yes. Lisky rang me.

- And you know who you're replacing?

- Le Bosco.

Quite a nice joint you've got!

Better than it was, isn't it?

- Yeah!

Not bad. But it has to be improved.

Here are Dd de Montreuil

and Auguste Le Breton. Excuse me a sec.

- Hi, Dd!

- All right?

- Hello Auguste!

- Hi Catalan! o.k.?

O.k. What are you doing these days?

We're putting up craps

games in a cellar. Come by!

- Another drink?

- No thanks, I'm fine.

Dd and Auguste have a game

of craps. I'll go have a look!

Those guys are still doing

all right in gambling? - Yes

Let's go up to my flat.

It'll be quieter for a talk.

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Auguste Le Breton

Auguste Le Breton (born Auguste Monfort 18 February 1913 – 31 May 1999) was a French novelist who wrote primarily about the criminal underworld. His novels were adapted into several notable films of the 1950s, such as Rififi, Razzia sur la chnouf, Le rouge est mis and Le clan des siciliens. He wrote the dialogue for the noir film Bob le flambeur. more…

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