On Tuesday, November 14 at 9:05 p.m., France 3 broadcasts Faceless revenge. A feature film about a gang of experienced robbers, carried by very particular landscapes…
Lovers of thrillers and thrills, you will be served this Tuesday with Faceless revenge. TV film directed by Claude-Michel Rome (Zodiac et Time is murderous on TF1), it has already been broadcast and has a nice cast. Philippe Bas, Aurore Delplace, Anna D'Annunzio, Satya Dusaugey, Martine Chevallier and Samia Sassi, they are all there for a crazy plot, between action scenes and high aerobatics. A rhythmic feature film shot in 100% natural settings!
Faceless revenge or the robbers of the air
Faceless revenge will take viewers on the trail of a gang of robbers who are impossible to stop. Five in number, these experienced thieves got their hands on collector's watches at Lyon airport, for loot estimated at 12 million euros. Worse still, a year later, they stole 17 million euros worth of jewelry from Geneva airport. To stop them in their wild adventure, Luc Ferraz, commander at the BRI, will try to discover who their informant is. Quickly, a name will emerge, that of Marie-Alice Delorme, formerly in charge of logistics at Lyon airport. A professional injured during a parachute jump carried out just before our robbers' first heist…
Faceless revenge : breathtaking landscapes
Having taken place from April 20 to May 16, 2022, the boxing of Faceless Vengeancewas done in natural settings. Between the Hautes-Alpes and the Bouches-du-Rhône, you can see some incredible landscapes. We thus cross the mountains of Chorges, but also the communes of Châteauroux les Alpes, Ventavon, Aspres-sur-Buëch and Embrun. Finally, note the presence of the Gap-Tallard aerodrome and the Col de Gleize. Sites that Philippe Bas, the interpreter of Commander Luc Ferraz, was not able to appreciate 100%. Because yes, on the screen, it's not him we see throwing himself into the air, from a plane: “I couldn't skydive. It wasn't me, I was overtaken because I hadn't done the skydiving training (…). But I could have done it for a month After.” Just a question of timing for someone who is now used to leaps in the genre!
