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9 September 1992 (France)
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This gritty police drama shows us the underbelly of the Parisian drug trade. Lulu is a tough streetwise narcotics cop who...
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Brigade des stup'
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Didier Bezace | ... | Lucien 'Lulu' Marguet | |
| Jean-Paul Comart | ... | Dodo | |
| Charlotte Kady | ... | Marie | |
| Jean-Roger Milo | ... | Manuel | |
| Nils Tavernier | ... | Vincent | |
| Philippe Torreton | ... | Antoine | |
| Lara Guirao | ... | Cecile | |
| Cécile Garcia-Fogel | ... | Kathy Marguet | |
| Claude Brosset | ... | Adore | |
| Fabrice Roux | ... | Toulouse | |
| Jean-Luc Abel | ... | J.P. | |
| Martial | ... | Rambo | |
| Jacky Pratoussy | ... | Mario (as Jacques Pratoussy) | |
| Didier Castello | ... | Willy | |
| Jacques Rosny | ... | Tulipe 4 |
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A journal of working on the film was written by Bertrand Tavernier and published in Projections Issue No. 2 which is published yearly. The journal section is called "I Wake Up, Dreaming: A Journal for 1992" and begins on page 252.
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References Les ripoux (1984)
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TFO is running a series of Bertrand Tavernier's films; L. 627 is just another example of this man's bewildering versatility--costume epics, science fiction, exotic noir, gritty slice-of-life pictures. Here we have police procedure with a more despairing tone than Hollywood has ever given us. The light cynicism of the French Connection has become a cry of despair over police corruption and bureaucratic nonsense. The only problem: at 145 minutes, it's far too long, since there is no plot the viewer can hang on to, just a series of vignettes.
The actors are great: Lara Guirao impresses as the HIV-positive hooker whom Lulu is attracted to, but can't have sex with. Philippe Torreton is his usual frightening self as Lulu's partner, while Jean-Paul Comart is the boss from hell: irresponsible (tear gas in the coin toilet), concerned only with filling quotas. Dodo leads the squad into a squalid room with two African women and a baby, the resulting foul-up has to be seen to be believed. Didier Bezace wise-cracks his way through the chaos, showing us some of his pain.