Discover this Poster Cent Mille Dollars Au Soleil by Henri Verneuil. Dive into an eventful journey to the heart of the desert and human passions. With Jean-Paul Belmondo and Lino Ventura.
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Description of this Poster: One Hundred Thousand Dollars in the Sun
One Hundred Thousand Dollars in the Sun is a 1964 French-Italian adventure film directed by Henri Verneuil. The film premiered at the 1964 Cannes Film Festival.
Freight forwarder Castigliano assigns Steiner to drive a new truck with a payload across the Sahara Desert. Steiner is new to the company, and the other employees are suspicious of him. That evening, Steiner goes out with Rocco, Marec, and some colleagues. The next morning, the truck has disappeared. Castigliano is furious and orders Marec to recover the truck stolen by Rocco. Rocco and his girlfriend Pepa head for the border. A chase ensues through deserts and impassable areas.
Marec travels with Steiner. While crossing a state, it turns out that Steiner’s real name is Frocht; he was the leader of a band of mercenaries during a coup d’état. Rocco manages to get rid of Marec several times. Mitch has to come to Marec’s aid several times. After Rocco’s truck breaks down, he sets a trap for Marec and Steiner. Rocco forces Marec, at gunpoint, to trade his working truck for the defective one. Steiner tries to fight back and is shot in the leg. Rocco leaves Marec and Steiner stranded in the desert. Rocco tries to sell the cargo for $100,000 to a fence.
Marec and Steiner eventually make it to the next town, where Marec abandons Steiner after expressing his disgust for the man and runs into Rocco in a brothel. A wild fight breaks out between the two, and when they are too weak to continue fighting, Rocco admits that he showed up at the meeting with the fence, but it wasn’t there. When he returned to the hotel, he discovered that Pepa had fled with the truck and its cargo.