Borsalino and Co.

About This Movie

Borsalino and Co. offers a gritty dive into the underbelly of Marseille’s crime scene, layering its narrative with a palpable tension that grips you from the start. The pacing is deliberate, almost methodical, which gives you a chance to soak in the atmosphere — the flowers, the solemnity, and the harsh realities of men bound by loyalty and betrayal. Performances pull you in, showcasing a rawness that feels genuine, capturing the essence of characters entrenched in their own codes. The film also toys with themes of honor, loss, and what it means to stand by your colors, making it a reflective piece amidst the chaos. There’s a certain edge to it that just sticks with you.

Borsalino and Co. has seen some interest among collectors, especially for its unique position as a sequel and its connection to the original Borsalino. Various formats exist, but the scarcity of decent quality prints on VHS and early DVDs can make it a bit of a treasure hunt. The film's mood and thematic weight resonate with collectors who appreciate character-driven narratives set against crime, elevating its desirability among those who enjoy French cinema from this era.