De l'autre côté du périph

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Laurent Lafitte and Omar Sy in De l'autre côté du périph (2012)

Two mismatched cops team up to investigate the murder of a business mogul's wife.

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Deux flics inconciliables font équipe pour enquêter sur le meurtre de la femme d'un magnat des affaires.Deux flics inconciliables font équipe pour enquêter sur le meurtre de la femme d'un magnat des affaires.Deux flics inconciliables font équipe pour enquêter sur le meurtre de la femme d'un magnat des affaires.

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Anecdotes
In the beginning of the movie, Ousmane played by Omar Sy and François Monge (Laurent Lafitte) visit president Chaligny (André Marcon) in a noble restaurant to inform him about his wife's murder. The exact same house, where this scene takes place, was used in another movie Intouchables (2011) featuring again Omar Sy in the role of Driss. In Intouchables (2011) this property was owned by and a home to rich quadriplegic Philippe Pozzo di Borgo played by François Cluzet, whom Driss was a caretaker of. Though Intouchables (2011) was filmed more than a year before this movie, the building's interior and exterior decorations, including paintings and ornamental bushes outside the entrance, look exactly the same.

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Featured in Vivement dimanche: Omar Sy (2012)

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Axel F.
Written by Harold Faltermeyer
© Sony/ATV Harmony
Cover by Roddy Julienne
With permission of Sony ATV Music Publishing France (Catalogue Famous)
Film Clip of Le Flic de Beverly Hills (1984)
Courtesy of Paramount Pictures

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8/10

Much better than expected

This movie is an undisclosed little jewel. Of course you have to understand the context: separated by the "periph", the Urban Circular highway around Paris, are on one side well-off bourgeois people and on the other side the unemployed, drug trafficking young sons-of-Muslim-immigrants. Quite an opposition of style , language and criteria in life. And it goes the same with the cops trying to tame these worlds....one if well dressed white polite etc and the other one turns out to be black and speaking the french suburban slang... I liked very much this movie, and all my friends did, because its MUCH more than a cop-movie. Of course you have to be open-minded, and have some notion of the context , which obviously is not the case of the first comment writer.