Let the Corpses Tan Page #2

Synopsis: Every summer, Luce, an eccentric 50-something painter, spends her time in a small and isolated township, which lies in ruins in southern France, surrounded by guests. This summer, these guests are Max Bernier (an old flame, author and alcoholic), her current squeeze (a lawyer named Bisorgueil), and three friends of his whom she has yet to meet: Rhino, Gros and Alex. After finishing their shopping in town, these three unknowns attack an armoured truck and make off with 250 kg of gold. They then return to Luce's place, counting on her to hide them until the end of the summer... But certain events will throw a spanner in the works, and the hamlet will transform itself into a battlefield over the course of a very long and turbulent day.
 
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Year:
2017
90 min
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Yeah, right!

Just come out, no guns!

You're making a huge mistake!

Too scared to come out?

- You f***ing moron!

I'll kill you!

We should make the most

of this and attack.

I don't know..

You bastards are in cahoots!

What are you going to do to us?

Look after your husband.

He just took a bullet to the thigh.

Make a tourniquet!

He got lucky

It missed the artery.

Where's the girl?

She just left.

Are you serious?

I'm doing ok too, thanks...

Look after your husband.

He just took a bullet to the thigh.

Make a tourniquet!

He got lucky

It missed the artery.

Hand over the gun.

Go over there and tell me

if you see Gros or the lawyer.

Nobody's there.

Is there blood?

- No.

Wait, there is!

Just a few drops in one spot.

Ok! Get back here!

They'll kill me if I go outside.

I've come alone.

I'm not armed.

I've got a message for you.

I've come alone.

I'm not armed. Don't shoot!

Rhino sent me.

One, Brisorgueil betrayed you.

He put the gold in the 504

so he could drive off with it.

Two, Gros has sided with him.

He's hurt

If you see them, shoot them.

Three, we need to get back

to Rhino once night falls.

Are you going to kill us all?

It isn't worth the hassle.

Before you leave, you'll have to.

I promise

I won't say anything to the police.

Sure.

Seven years' bad luck!

That's real funny.

But I don't think

you'll live for that long.

Do you think that Rhino and his palls

have left and the others are dead?

Got any rope?

Rope?

Sure,

I've got rope.

We could get down

the cliff face with this...

Why would you want to do that?

There are people in the

valley, with telephones...

Well, I'm not going down.

Why?

I don't like cops.

I don't like society.

Do you understand? No.

You don't get it.

It might be an amusing debate,

but you'd be at a loss for words.

I don't think you're too smart.

You are a cop, after all.

You should just die.

I hope Rhino kills you.

What the hell did you do?

First it wasn't dark enough.

Now it's too dark.

Stay calm.

The kid seems calm.

Maybe he thinks it's all a game

- No, he's just stupid.

Ok, talk.

I don't know

where Brisorgueil and Gros are.

I've no idea what they're up to.

We need to quietly take them out.

The cops will come looking.

We need to go as soon as we can.

As I see it,

it's not worth shooting everyone.

We'd lose at least 30 minutes

- So where do we go?

If we can take back roads

we could reach the border by tomorrow.

Are you crazy?

- Hold on.

I know a guy

who works at the port.

He could hide us in a hangar.

Once things calm down, we sail away.

Is this guy reliable?

- He's a friend.

That's not what I asked you.

- Yeah, he's reliable.

Here, it's yours.

I'll see if the 504 still works.

Cover me.

Let me go.

Ok.

Once the motor starts,

they'll try to shoot you.

I'll throw the grenade.

I get in, then you hit the gas.

We won't kill you.

Rhino!

Get out of there!

Get out of there!

Rhino! We have to go!

The cops will see the fire!

We have to move!

Why?

Why's she doing this?

- Making the cops think it's a party.

Now, the cops won't come up here

- Why?

She doesn't like them.

You don't know us.

You think we care about law and order?

You could kill all the cops on earth

and I'd be rather happy.

If you run,

I won't do a thing about it.

Take my car. I don't care.

It's not about money.

It's a question of ethics.

Don't you believe me?

The fire will go out soon.

We can reach the valley in the 504.

We'll hijack another car.

Then we do as we planned.

We can do it.

We can.

No, we have to eliminate them first.

I don't want to live in fear of Rhino.

- Ok.

You deal with the cop.

I'll take Rhino and the kid.

Come on! We have to act now!

Dogs! You pack of dogs!

Mother Mary.

Give me strength.

You startled me.

I've never orgasmed so hard in my life.

This should never stop.

Tonight should last forever.

What did you do

to screw up this whole mess?

They robbed an armored car.

I found their stash here.

Then I double-crossed them.

If I were you, I'd escape

and go hide in the mountains.

Even if the police catch you,

you didn't kill anybody, right?

We can't stay here all night.

We need to know

where the cop and Brisorgueil are.

Unless you want to go back to the car

to see if someone shoots you.

Don't lose your never, kid.

I need you!

You stay here. I'll go.

I'll find out where they're hiding.

Pia.

Pia?

What are you doing? Let's go!

Max!

Max! Max!

I found the cop.

He's in the steeple.

Alex!

Alex!

Don't move!

He'll come.

I know he'll come.

He's here.

He's unarmed.

They did a runner.

I never thought Alex would do that.

Shall we drink on the terrace?

Not on the terrace.

The cop is in the steeple.

I'm going to kill him.

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