•The goodfellas

Since his childhood, Henry Hill, born of an Irish father and a Sicilian mother, wants to be gangster and belong to the Mafia. Teenager in the fifties, he began working on behalf of Paul Cicero and have great admiration for Jimmy Conway, who did diversion of trucks his specialty. Lucid and ambitious, it contributes to breaking warehouses Idlewild Airport and wife Karen, a young Jewish woman he regularly deceived. But his involvement in drug trafficking will immerse ...

•St Valentines Massacre
In the Chicago of the 20s, the prohibition is in full swing, murders multiply and gangs are getting richer. Al Capone and Moran were at the head of two rival gangs who compete to become the masters of the mafia ...

•Public ennemy

Based on the true story of John Dillinger, a bank robber outstanding that struck many times in the America of the 30s. Advanced as "public enemy number 1"by the FBI boss, J. Edgar Hoover, Dillinger will be hunted continued of Melvin Purvis, one of the most effective federal agents.

•“Du Rififi chez les hommes”
An amazing film directed by Jules Dassin in 1955. Great Greek director who made all his films in Hollywood and returned to France to make this film. Indeed, he is the father of Joe Dassin.
The story of the film quickly:
A carefully planned robbery succeeded beyond the hopes of its authors but the gang war raging annihilates them all http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9bciTbt6l8&feature=related The greatest scene of this film is the scene of the Robbery. All the greatest directors (Hitchcook, Trufaut) were impressed by the scene. The scene where the burglars entered in the office is amazing, very long (30 minutes) but very realistic.
•Le cercle rouge”
Films directed by Jean-Pierre Melville in 1970. Melville is a famous director who realised “Le Doulos”, “Le Deuxième Souffle”, “Le Samouraï. This is the story of a gangster from Marseilles, a prisoner on the run and former police officers who are developing the