| Claude Lelouch | ... | L'homme (uncredited) |
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| Jacques Lefrançois | |||
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| Elie Chouraqui | .... | assistant director | |
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| Ceux qui m'aiment prendront le train | La jetée | Paris, je t'aime | La captive | À bout de souffle |
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According to rumor, it's the famous racecar driver Jaques Lafitte who drives this car as it speeds insanely through the near empty streets of Paris at 200km/h one early morning. Veering for cars and buses, almost hitting pedestrians and pigeons on every corner, this is as close to a real snuff movie you'll ever get. Very little is known about the car and it's driver. But I can assure you this: It was in no way sanctioned or produced with the cooperation of the police. It's far too risky for that. But what a ride! An absolute must see for any film or racing fan. Brilliant!