Le Trou 1960
"Poor Gaspard..."
In the gripping French drama 'Le Trou (1960)', renowned director Jacques Becker masterfully crafts a tense narrative around four prisoners who concoct a daring plan to escape from prison. Their scheme is put on the line when a newcomer, Claude Gaspard, is introduced to the group.
Director: Jacques Becker
Cast
Michel Constantin
Geo Cassine
Jean Keraudy
Roland Darban
Philippe Leroy
Manu Borelli
Raymond Meunier
Vossellin / Monseigneur
Marc Michel
Claude Gaspard
Jean-Paul Coquelin
Le lieutenant Grinval
André Bervil
Le directeur de la prison
Eddy Rasimi
Bouboule
Philippe Dumat
Un gardien
Albert Augier
Un gardien
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Le Trou (1960) about?
Four prisoners devise a plan to escape from prison, but their scheme is put to the test when a newcomer is introduced to the group.
Who directed Le Trou?
Renowned director Jacques Becker brings his expertise to the film.
Who stars in Le Trou?
The film features a talented cast, including Michel Constantin, Jean Keraudy, and Philippe Leroy.
Is Le Trou (1960) worth watching?
Although Le Trou has an unrated IMDb rating, its gripping narrative and suspenseful plot make it a compelling watch for fans of the drama, thriller, and crime genres.
How long is Le Trou?
Le Trou has a runtime of 132 minutes.
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About Le Trou (1960) — A Daring Escape from the Prison Cell
In the gripping French drama 'Le Trou (1960)', renowned director Jacques Becker masterfully crafts a tense narrative around four prisoners who concoct a daring plan to escape from prison. Their scheme is put on the line when a newcomer, Claude Gaspard, is introduced to the group. As they embark on their perilous journey, Becker skillfully weaves a web of suspense and camaraderie, transporting viewers to the confines of the prison cell.
With a blend of drama, thriller, and crime elements, 'Le Trou' delves into themes of hope, desperation, and the unbreakable bonds forged in the most unlikely of circumstances. The film's claustrophobic atmosphere is palpable, thanks in large part to Becker's meticulous direction and the cast's authentic performances. As the prisoners navigate the treacherous path to freedom, the audience is left on the edge of their seats, wondering if they will succeed in their daring escape.
Featuring a talented ensemble cast, including Michel Constantin, Jean Keraudy, and Philippe Leroy, 'Le Trou' is a timeless classic that continues to captivate audiences with its raw emotion and suspenseful plot.
