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A hit-and-run turns into a cocktail invitation? This Spanish noir plays by nobody's rules.
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IMDb
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No temas a la ley (1963)

sleazy charmEuro-noir pulpdangerous games

Overview

DramaCrime

Jean Faran has the misfortune to run over with his car a young woman named Micaela. Once recovered from the fright, she invites him to her house to have a few drinks.

Flag of ESESSpanish
Content warning

Standout Aspects

Acting

Frank Villard's sweaty desperation as the doomed everyman.

Production

Madrid standing in for generic European nowhere.

Best for:Solo: 3am insomnia viewing with cheap wine.·Rewatch: Spotting which scenes were shot in one take.
Heads up:Sexual Content: 1963-coded seduction that's somehow sleazier than explicit stuff.
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Director

Víctor Merenda

ReleasedAug 2, 1963
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StatusReleased

Vibe

Pacesteady
Intensitymedium
Tonedark
Feelmedium
Eurociné
Dabe Films

Top Cast

Frank Villard

Frank Villard

Jean Farand

Darío Moreno

Darío Moreno

Bruno Suárez

Dany Carrel

Dany Carrel

Susana, Farand's secretary

María Mahor

María Mahor

Micaela

Arturo Fernández

Arturo Fernández

Toni Basó

Marisa Prado

Marisa Prado

Flora

Fernando Sancho

Fernando Sancho

Eugenio - Le patron de l'hôtel

Jean Degrave

Jean Degrave

Le commissaire

Francisco Bernal

Francisco Bernal

Policeman (uncredited)

Broderick Crawford

Broderick Crawford

Man in hotel (uncredited)

José Marco

José Marco

Farand's friend (uncredited)

Lucía Prado

Lucía Prado

(uncredited)

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Trivia

Víctor Merenda directed over 40 films you've never heard of; this is considered one of his 'better' ones. Make of that what you will.

Cultural

Part of Spain's 1960s 'españolada' noir boom — cheap co-productions made to look French or Italian for export. The fake Frenchness of 'Jean Farand' is the entire aesthetic.

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