Discover the crazy and hilarious world of Claude Lelouch’s cult film with this L’aventure C’est L’aventure Poster. Experience the incredible adventures of a group of colorful characters through a subtle, touching, and emotional comedy. With an exceptional cast and a memorable soundtrack, this film is a true ode to freedom and friendship. Watch and rewatch without moderation!
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Description of this Poster L’aventure C’est L’aventure
L’aventure, c’est l’aventure is a 1972 French film directed by Claude Lelouch. Starring Lino Ventura and popular singers Jacques Brel and Johnny Hallyday, it tells the story of five criminals who rise from conventional urban crime to international notoriety as celebrity kidnappers. The film was presented at the 1972 Cannes Film Festival, but was not selected for the main competition.
In Paris in 1972, a group of five career criminals realize that the rewards of their traditional lifestyle are dwindling in the modern world. Lino, for example, finds that his prostitutes want to become independent entrepreneurs recognized by the state. Jacques accepts that his bank robberies offer low returns for high risks. After much discussion, the five agree to kidnap celebrities. Their first target is singer Johnny Hallyday, who is delighted with the publicity and writes them a huge ransom check himself.
With the money, they fly to Latin America where they are hired by left-wing guerrillas to kidnap the Swiss ambassador. The government agrees to release twenty imprisoned revolutionaries in exchange for his release. When Ernesto, the rebel leader, refuses to pay the kidnappers’ fees, they kidnap him and sell his freedom for cash to three separate buyers: his soldiers, the government, and the CIA.
The gang flees with the money to the United States, where they hijack a 747 and return it for millions. During a vacation stay on a yacht, they are hailed by five beauties in a speedboat. When the couples separate, Ernesto’s soldiers board. Under torture, the five men tell him how to access their Swiss bank account. Once in possession of their money, he hands them over to the French police, who put them on trial.
Their lawyer cunningly claims that this is a political trial, not a criminal one. Worried, the Minister of Justice arranges for them to escape and leave the country by plane. Upon arriving in Africa, their skills are immediately sought after. The army plans a coup the day after the Pope’s visit. The gang kidnaps the Pope at the airport and demands that all Catholics in the world pay at least one dollar for his release.