I suspect this might be too methodically paced for audiences today, especially for a psychological thriller, but for me it was a completely hypnotic experience. I could not look away. It's one of the most scenic films ever made. I'm talking about both the location filming and the actors - Delon and Schneider absolutely sizzle. Alain Delon is excellent, but the film belongs to Romy Schneider. Those piercing blue eyes convey so much without saying a word. What a performance. Settle in, and let the film mesmerize you. In my view, it's one of the better 1960's films, and one of the better French films as well.
Shout by Julien PierreBlockedParentSpoilers2021-07-27T08:09:07Z
A real strong performance from Schneider and Delon, which together with the scenery makes this slow paced thriller a masterwork. Know unfortunately mostly forgotten Ronet also gives such a strong unpleasant personality to his character that when Delon kills him, the audience sides with the murderer.