J'ai toujours rêve d'être a gangster is a bit 'Coffee and Cigarettes French. Film in black and white episodes in part related to one another, with characters staring, surreal dialogues harsh environments at the bar. Indeed, in an anonymous "cafeteria" by ring and a large parking area. In fact, despite the obvious stylistic debt, against & Jim Jarmusch co, the 35 year-old author and stage director Samuel Benchetrit has been able to give this its second original feature film a nice touch, as well as a comic a bit 'less minimal than in the American model. The characters are simple, but all very soft and human. There are those who, bored by this, look for a future adventure, those who are forced to embark on extravagant to make ends meet, or who, instead, he lived in an era that is no longer and which is now part of the myth. A heartfelt tribute to the movies yesterday, one of the gangsters and adventurers, or perhaps more like the movies in general, as the projection of desires that have no place in life.
It 'really a funny movie, entertaining and very enjoyable, on Saturday afternoon, the hall of the Majestic Bastille was full of laughter and rieccheggiante. It almost seemed a projection of the past. I hope to come out in Italy, but I doubt it, even if it is passed to Locarno Film Festival last year.
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