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La Filière

La Filière

★ 5.81977Movie1 h 40 mItalie
CrimeDrameThriller

An American underworld up-and-comer relocates to Europe and immerses himself in the dangerous and mysterious world of heroin production.

341 people rated
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La Filière

1977

R

1 h 40 m

Italie

Crime

Drame

Thriller

An American underworld up-and-comer relocates to Europe and immerses himself in the dangerous and mysterious world of heroin production.
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5.8 /10

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Sanya

29/11/2025 00:39
The Sicilian Connection
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สงกรานต์ รังสรรค์

22/05/2023 15:10
Moviecut—The Sicilian Connection
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Badeg99

28/04/2023 05:13
Movie with mobsters. Mobsters who trafficked drugs. From opium grown and harvested in Turkey, chemically treated in Sicily, the best quality pure heroin in the entire history of drugs, 99% pure, is obtained. And then it is delivered "secretly" to the very city where until 2001 two twin towers stood tall, as a symbol of capitalism. Watch the film, you will see them again for a few moments, when Coppola (Ben Gazzara) dresses up as a diver and dives to retrieve the "goods". The film begins spectacularly with a previous shipment of drugs hidden inside a corpse. It continues with many impressive figures of mobsters who appear in Coppola's way, some women also appear, one of them even naked, and finally, the cards are laid face down, the moment of truth. Not before witnessing an "assassination" in the style of Harvey Oswald-Jack Ruby. There is also a car chase, quite successful, original, ingenious filming. Apart from Ben Gazzara who has the main role and is very good, especially when he gets beaten up and is shot (in 2 occasions, the last one for good), Luciano Catenacci stands out, the most convincing Italian actor in mobster roles, thanks to his face, see especially "Confessions of a Police Captain" Original title: "Confessione di un commissario di polizia al procuratore della repubblica" (1971). Jess Hahn in a unique role as a large producer of opium. Ferdinando Baldi did a good job, so I will be more generous than the others and give it 8 stars.
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DJ SADIC 🦁

28/04/2023 05:13
This movie has small-time hood Ben Gazzara crossing the underbelly of Europe, from Turkey to Sicily, to promote a huge score of heroin for him to sell in New York. There's an able air of lurking menace throughout this well-produced movie by Ferdinando Baldi amidst the tangled and competitive world of drug smuggling. Lots of beautiful location shooting in Turkey, Sicily and New York City -- although if the New York shots are any indication the editors cut for maximum impact rather than geographical reality.
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Franckie Lyne

28/04/2023 05:13
Ben plays a small time hood who goes to Turkey then to Italy to smuggle opium and drugs to make it to the big time. But he realises the rough and long road as everyone tries to take a cut from his business. Great locations (like Turkey and other places) and funky pop tunes by Oliver Onions does add flavor to this poorly put together film. The main reason to see this is Ben Gazzara who is a very underrated actor and he is great as usual. But the main problem is that he is badly dubbed by someone else. Recommended.
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Amzy♥️🥺

28/04/2023 05:13
(Spoilers) Ben Gazzara plays a New York narc agent posing as an independent importer of heroin in an effort to nab a big dope syndicate. We don't find out until the end whose side he is on, but we can pretty much anticipate it from the beginning. Gazzara is not Gene Hackman, and the movie is often a pale imitation of "The French Connection," but it does keep your attention. The opening scene in a Sicilian church, in which a nosy Italian cop is buried alive in the same coffin with a dead body used to transport drugs, isn't bad at all. All the scenes set in Turkey showing poppies being cultivated are very interesting indeed. Nevertheless the print I first saw of this film in 1976 had all the credits removed, as though it weren't something to be proud of.
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marymohanoe

28/04/2023 05:13
Sicilian Connection's basic idea is to follow a large shipment of opium from turkey to Italy and then, finally, to America. Joe Coppolla, a small-time dealer trying to make it big-time, is the egocentric and unsympathetic lead character and owner of the shipment. Will he succeed in selling the drugs or will the police or the mafia get to him first? Wooden acting, awful dubbing, uninspired camerawork and bad direction made me not care at all... If you're a fan of Italian crime movies and seen all the classics (like Castellari's fantastic movie High Crime), this might do the trick. In fact ANYTHING would to the trick. Sicilian Connection is for italian crime buffs what warm, cheap beer might be for an alcoholic: It will take the urge away for a while, but it won't give you any real satisfaction. Addicts take note, others better stay far, far way. 3/10
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Sanya

29/11/2025 00:39
The Sicilian Connection
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สงกรานต์ รังสรรค์

22/05/2023 15:10
Moviecut—The Sicilian Connection
author avatar

Badeg99

28/04/2023 05:13
Movie with mobsters. Mobsters who trafficked drugs. From opium grown and harvested in Turkey, chemically treated in Sicily, the best quality pure heroin in the entire history of drugs, 99% pure, is obtained. And then it is delivered "secretly" to the very city where until 2001 two twin towers stood tall, as a symbol of capitalism. Watch the film, you will see them again for a few moments, when Coppola (Ben Gazzara) dresses up as a diver and dives to retrieve the "goods". The film begins spectacularly with a previous shipment of drugs hidden inside a corpse. It continues with many impressive figures of mobsters who appear in Coppola's way, some women also appear, one of them even naked, and finally, the cards are laid face down, the moment of truth. Not before witnessing an "assassination" in the style of Harvey Oswald-Jack Ruby. There is also a car chase, quite successful, original, ingenious filming. Apart from Ben Gazzara who has the main role and is very good, especially when he gets beaten up and is shot (in 2 occasions, the last one for good), Luciano Catenacci stands out, the most convincing Italian actor in mobster roles, thanks to his face, see especially "Confessions of a Police Captain" Original title: "Confessione di un commissario di polizia al procuratore della repubblica" (1971). Jess Hahn in a unique role as a large producer of opium. Ferdinando Baldi did a good job, so I will be more generous than the others and give it 8 stars.
author avatar

DJ SADIC 🦁

28/04/2023 05:13
This movie has small-time hood Ben Gazzara crossing the underbelly of Europe, from Turkey to Sicily, to promote a huge score of heroin for him to sell in New York. There's an able air of lurking menace throughout this well-produced movie by Ferdinando Baldi amidst the tangled and competitive world of drug smuggling. Lots of beautiful location shooting in Turkey, Sicily and New York City -- although if the New York shots are any indication the editors cut for maximum impact rather than geographical reality.
author avatar

Franckie Lyne

28/04/2023 05:13
Ben plays a small time hood who goes to Turkey then to Italy to smuggle opium and drugs to make it to the big time. But he realises the rough and long road as everyone tries to take a cut from his business. Great locations (like Turkey and other places) and funky pop tunes by Oliver Onions does add flavor to this poorly put together film. The main reason to see this is Ben Gazzara who is a very underrated actor and he is great as usual. But the main problem is that he is badly dubbed by someone else. Recommended.
author avatar

Amzy♥️🥺

28/04/2023 05:13
(Spoilers) Ben Gazzara plays a New York narc agent posing as an independent importer of heroin in an effort to nab a big dope syndicate. We don't find out until the end whose side he is on, but we can pretty much anticipate it from the beginning. Gazzara is not Gene Hackman, and the movie is often a pale imitation of "The French Connection," but it does keep your attention. The opening scene in a Sicilian church, in which a nosy Italian cop is buried alive in the same coffin with a dead body used to transport drugs, isn't bad at all. All the scenes set in Turkey showing poppies being cultivated are very interesting indeed. Nevertheless the print I first saw of this film in 1976 had all the credits removed, as though it weren't something to be proud of.
author avatar

marymohanoe

28/04/2023 05:13
Sicilian Connection's basic idea is to follow a large shipment of opium from turkey to Italy and then, finally, to America. Joe Coppolla, a small-time dealer trying to make it big-time, is the egocentric and unsympathetic lead character and owner of the shipment. Will he succeed in selling the drugs or will the police or the mafia get to him first? Wooden acting, awful dubbing, uninspired camerawork and bad direction made me not care at all... If you're a fan of Italian crime movies and seen all the classics (like Castellari's fantastic movie High Crime), this might do the trick. In fact ANYTHING would to the trick. Sicilian Connection is for italian crime buffs what warm, cheap beer might be for an alcoholic: It will take the urge away for a while, but it won't give you any real satisfaction. Addicts take note, others better stay far, far way. 3/10
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