Coup de chien

About This Movie

Coup de chien is this intriguing little gem from 1992, blending crime, drama, and mystery in a way that feels both gritty and oddly poetic. The film circles around this unlikely trio: a blind man, a washed-up safecracker, and a fresh ex-con, all tied together by a heist that’s supposed to hit a prosthesis factory for some shiny platinum. The pacing is deliberately slow, creating a tense atmosphere where every moment feels weighty. You can really sense the desperation in their performances, especially the blind character, whose perspective adds this unique layer to the narrative. It’s raw, unpolished, and distinctly European in its storytelling style, leaving you to ponder the moral dilemmas behind their choices.

Distinctive European storytelling style. · Focus on character-driven plot over action. · Atmospheric tension enhances moral complexity.