Those born after the 80s probably don’t know the character Bruno Sulak, or maybe just the name. And yet, this Frenchman made headlines in the late 70s and 80s for his multiple armed robberies…
Presented by the media as Arsene Lupine or a modern Robin Hood, the man was best known for his unconventional methods: a powerful thug, a loyal friend and an icon of freedom, Bruno Sulak marked the history of banditry with his non-violent robberies. Many jewelry stores.
While actively searching for George Moreas, a tough and shrewd non-conformist police commissioner, Sulak managed to escape from prison several times and reunite with his girlfriend, becoming public enemy number one in the 1980s.
Inspired by real events
For her new production and collaboration with the streaming platform Prime Video (for which she directed Le bal des fous), Mélanie Laurent is experimenting with two new genres: the biopic and the heist film. And the trailer, which was revealed to us recently, is already making our mouths red.
Lucas Bravo – discovered in Paris thanks to the Netflix series Emilie – is excellent in the role of Bruno Sulak, who is known as a particularly charming and charming man. It stars Lea Luce Bussato (Talie), Ivan Attal (Moreas) and Rasha Bukvic (who, of course, plays Sulak’s close friend Steve Jovanovich).
If the story of this big-hearted robber is particularly cinematic, this is the first time anyone has brought it to the screen. An opportunity for a younger generation to discover Sulak’s journey and all the people who crossed his path, including Anthony Delone…
Free, Discover November 1 on Prime Video.
Source: Allocine
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