Discover the iconoclastic and offbeat world of Jean-Luc Godard with this Bande À Part Poster. Dive into the crazy and passionate adventures of three young misfits, carried by a legendary soundtrack and daring direction. A masterpiece of the New Wave not to be missed!
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Description of this Bande À Part Poster
A young woman, Odile (Anna Karina), meets a man, Franz (Sami Frey), in an English class. She tells him about a large pile of money hidden in the villa where she lives with her aunt Victoria and Mr. Stolz in Joinville, a suburb of Paris. Franz tells his friend Arthur (Claude Brasseur), and the two hatch a plan to steal the money.
Franz and Arthur go to the English class, where Arthur flirts with Odile and asks her about the money. Odile returns home and finds the money in Stolz’s room. She then meets Franz and Arthur, and they go to a cafe, order drinks, and dance. Odile tells Arthur that she loves him, and the two return to his house and spend the night together.
The next day, Arthur’s uncle learns about the money and wants a share of it. Franz, Arthur, and Odile decide to commit the robbery earlier than planned. The three of them meet up and make it through the Louvre in record time. That evening, they go to Odile’s house and find that Stolz’s bedroom door is locked. Arthur tells Odile to find the key. Franz and Arthur return to the house the following night, and Odile tells them that the locks have been changed. They bind and gag Victoria before locking her in a closet. They then go to Stolz’s room and find that the money is gone. They search the house and find only a small amount of cash. When they open the closet to question Victoria, she appears to be dead. Franz and Odile leave, Arthur stays behind.
As they walk away, Franz and Odile see Arthur’s uncle heading towards the villa and turn around. They then see that Arthur has found the rest of the money in a doghouse. Arthur and his uncle exchange gunfire and kill each other. Stolz returns to the house, and Victoria appears alive. Franz and Odile flee by car with the small amount of money from the burglary. They escape to South America and realize they love each other.