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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn November 2009, French security van driver Toni Musulin makes off with nearly 12 million euros, then turns himself over to the authorities a week later.In November 2009, French security van driver Toni Musulin makes off with nearly 12 million euros, then turns himself over to the authorities a week later.In November 2009, French security van driver Toni Musulin makes off with nearly 12 million euros, then turns himself over to the authorities a week later.
- Director
- Writers
- Stars
- Prix
- 2 nominations au total
Stéphan Wojtowicz
- Directeur IBRIS
- (as Stephan Wojtowicz)
Farid-Eric Bernard
- Nabil
- (as Eric Bernard)
Lionnel Astier
- Capitaine PJ
- (as Lionel Astier)
Avis en vedette
So first off most reviews I read here are clearly misinformed or made by people who don't understand french.
This movie is based on what the french media called the heist of the century
or how a simple employee disappeared with 11.6 millions euros (approx $14Mil) without firing a shot
The beauty of this true story is that Tony Musulin who was chased by Interpol in more than 185 countries finally surrendered (they couldn't find him) and spent only 4 years in jail.
But 2.5 millions were never recovered.He was released in 2013.
So you will not be watching Ocean's Eleven or Lucky Logan here ... this is not a flashy action packed movie that tells a story written on a deck in Malibu. It's more like a documentary and psychological thriller.
What I really like about this movie is how the relationship between the characters are played, simple and sometimes chilling ... the way Muslin leave his wife shows what it takes and how real bad guys / psychopaths think in the real world. The movie emphasize the simplicity and dull reality of life no Hollywood balm.
Francois Cluzet is as usual fantastic.
If you like movies based on cold hard facts I would also recommend The adversary (L'adversaire) which is another too true to script real story.
So you will not be watching Ocean's Eleven or Lucky Logan here ... this is not a flashy action packed movie that tells a story written on a deck in Malibu. It's more like a documentary and psychological thriller.
What I really like about this movie is how the relationship between the characters are played, simple and sometimes chilling ... the way Muslin leave his wife shows what it takes and how real bad guys / psychopaths think in the real world. The movie emphasize the simplicity and dull reality of life no Hollywood balm.
Francois Cluzet is as usual fantastic.
If you like movies based on cold hard facts I would also recommend The adversary (L'adversaire) which is another too true to script real story.
I give stars basically as to how much I enjoyed a movie. All sorts of other factors will matter to me, but at the end of the day it all adds up to enjoyment. I really enjoyed 11.6. The movie had a great sense of workplace honesty, had realistic relationship scenes, broke the suburban monotony periodically with the outdoors (using good framing and good cameras), and all was delivered by great actors brilliantly cast. There were levels of interest for me. For example, there was a bit of an Of Mice And Men thing going on with a co-worker. The marriage relationship was distinctly odd, but strangely compelling. That aspect could have been an indie movie in of itself. This is a strange tale about a strange man, as well as a stranger than fiction tale, and the filmmakers here have delivered the story with great sympathy and respect.
Reality is stranger than fiction. Then again, if "fiction" adapts a real story is it even stranger? The movie might be an example of that. Very well played by its main actor (you might see him in other movies too), the movie is weird to say the least. The relationships between the characters are very realistic, but the motivation of the main character sometimes remains hidden.
If that is something you can handle and you like weird stories/movies, then this might be your thing exactly. The German title of the movie gives away what this is going to be about, but that doesn't matter much, because you get the sense where this is going. Another reviewer wrote this is a remake, I cannot confirm that, so I'm not sure/aware of any other movie existing in the same vein
If that is something you can handle and you like weird stories/movies, then this might be your thing exactly. The German title of the movie gives away what this is going to be about, but that doesn't matter much, because you get the sense where this is going. Another reviewer wrote this is a remake, I cannot confirm that, so I'm not sure/aware of any other movie existing in the same vein
Is a while since a movie has left me feeling unfinished, however 11.6 achieved this.
The movie is based on the story of Toni Musulin, a French security van driver who made headlines when was claimed he drove off with his security truck one day. Did he, or did he not ? With 11.6 million euros on board whether he took it or not is IMHO not so clear. While the movie paints his as the evil conspirator, however IMHO this not so clear. Sure he appears to be the robber, however IMHO their remains room to doubt this is the facts.
Yes, I did feel (almost) he deserved to recover the money ;-)
As humans we have a sense of reasonable. Treatment of Toni Musulin as an employee almost qualifies his (alleged) behavior,
Despite the movie, I find NOT so clear whether he actually stole the money...
OK the movie paints the thinking to justify the plot of the movie, yet it still leaves doubt - however faint that may be, in the mind of viewers.....
Any movie which leaves such doubt in our minds, IMHO is excellent.
Facts are rarely as clear as the case presented by prosecutors ;-)
It kept me wondering the entire movie, so well worth watching :-)
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The movie is based on the story of Toni Musulin, a French security van driver who made headlines when was claimed he drove off with his security truck one day. Did he, or did he not ? With 11.6 million euros on board whether he took it or not is IMHO not so clear. While the movie paints his as the evil conspirator, however IMHO this not so clear. Sure he appears to be the robber, however IMHO their remains room to doubt this is the facts.
Yes, I did feel (almost) he deserved to recover the money ;-)
As humans we have a sense of reasonable. Treatment of Toni Musulin as an employee almost qualifies his (alleged) behavior,
Despite the movie, I find NOT so clear whether he actually stole the money...
OK the movie paints the thinking to justify the plot of the movie, yet it still leaves doubt - however faint that may be, in the mind of viewers.....
Any movie which leaves such doubt in our minds, IMHO is excellent.
Facts are rarely as clear as the case presented by prosecutors ;-)
It kept me wondering the entire movie, so well worth watching :-)
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The authentic tale of Toni Musulin, the security guard who got away, back in 2009, aboard the armored truck he drove. This story has already been filmed in 2011: 1,2,3 Voleurs, a TV movie. Pure crap, starring Nicolas Cazale, the Antonio Banderas's face like french actor.
This movie - 11.6 - is far better. It emphasizes about the true personality of the lead, played here by François Cluzet, who gives a powerful performance. Although this actor annoys me in his way of acting. But I talk here only of my own taste. He is a good actor, no matter the way I feel about him...
The character of Toni Musulin is very complex, weird, unforeseeable..
Like in Nicolas Boukrief's LE CONVOYEUR, back in 2004, the armored trucks security guards are shown here as jerks. For instance in the scene where we see one of them get laid with a prostitute in the back of the truck whilst his colleagues deliver the dol...
Why such a sequence?
This movie - 11.6 - is far better. It emphasizes about the true personality of the lead, played here by François Cluzet, who gives a powerful performance. Although this actor annoys me in his way of acting. But I talk here only of my own taste. He is a good actor, no matter the way I feel about him...
The character of Toni Musulin is very complex, weird, unforeseeable..
Like in Nicolas Boukrief's LE CONVOYEUR, back in 2004, the armored trucks security guards are shown here as jerks. For instance in the scene where we see one of them get laid with a prostitute in the back of the truck whilst his colleagues deliver the dol...
Why such a sequence?
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- AnecdotesShot in Lyon (not in Paris). Locations include Le Sucre/la Sucrière, la Manufacture des Tabacs, le quai des Etroits, l'autoroute A7/le port du Rhône. The Musée des Confluences can be seen under construction.
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Détails
Box-office
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 2 628 870 $ US
- Durée1 heure 42 minutes
- Couleur
- Rapport de forme
- 2.35 : 1
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