Anyone Can Kill Me (1957)

In the gritty underbelly of mid-century France, five audacious criminals meticulously orchestrate a grand bank heist, pulling it off with uncanny precision. Led by the seemingly unflappable Cyril Gad, they manage to evade instant retribution by stashing their ill-gotten gains and landing themselves in prison on minor, premeditated charges. It's the perfect smoke screen, an alibi as ironclad as the cell bars that now confine them. However, the safety of the prison walls soon curdles into a chilling trap. One by one, the gangsters meet their end under mysterious circumstances, their decease more perplexing than the last. As the prison population thins, the surviving member, Tony, grapples with a rising tide of fear. He is the last man standing, the final custodian of their criminal secret. Yet, someone within the prison's cold, stone confines is hunting relentlessly. This unseen adversary is not interested in justice, but rather the location of the hidden loot from their daring heist. Will Tony manage to uphold their secret? Or will he crumble under the mounting pressure and become the final victim of this deadly game of cat and mouse? "Anyone Can Kill Me" is a masterclass in suspense, a labyrinthine tale of crime and retribution where safety is an illusion and trust, a deadly mistake. This thriller will leave you questioning: in the ruthless world of crime, can anyone truly escape their past?

Anyone Can Kill Me is a crime movie featuring Jean-Pierre Marielle.

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