Let Sleeping Cops Lie

The film follows police inspector Grindel, portrayed by Alain Delon, as he navigates the complex motivations behind a group of right-wing cops. These officers take the law into their own hands, targeting drug dealers and criminals who evade justice. As the narrative unfolds, the situation escalates when the vigilantes begin to attack their fellow officers for unclear reasons.

With a strong cast that includes Michel Serrault, Patrick Catalifo, and Serge Reggiani, Let Sleeping Cops Lie delves into themes of justice and morality within the police force. The film's examination of vigilantism and its repercussions makes it a notable entry in the crime genre of the late 1980s. Collectors might appreciate the film for its intriguing premise and the performance of its leading actors, particularly Delon, a prominent figure in French cinema.