The Octopus
Directed by Guillaume NiclouxA private investigator (nicknamed Octopus after his long arms) travels to the small town of Angernaud with his bisexual girlfriend to collect the money he spent for the reconstruction of his family grave after it was vandalized by a group of young people. He seeks them out one by one but every time he finds the person dead. When he learns that a drunkard Scotsman, a local celebrity and an extreme right politician are involved in the mysterious deaths and all signs lead to a boat in the harbor, he calls in his sidekick Pedro for reinforcement.
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The Octopus was released on 7 October 1998.
The Octopus was directed by Guillaume Nicloux.
The Octopus has a runtime of 1h 40m.
The Octopus was produced by Charles Gassot.
A private investigator (nicknamed Octopus after his long arms) travels to the small town of Angernaud with his bisexual girlfriend to collect the money he spent for the reconstruction of his family grave after it was vandalized by a group of young people. He seeks them out one by one but every time he finds the person dead. When he learns that a drunkard Scotsman, a local celebrity and an extreme right politician are involved in the mysterious deaths and all signs lead to a boat in the harbor, he calls in his sidekick Pedro for reinforcement.
The key characters in The Octopus are Gabriel Lecouvreur, 'le Poulpe' (Jean-Pierre Darroussin), Cheryl (Clotilde Courau), Transvestite (Julien Rassam).
The Octopus is rated 18.
The Octopus is a Comedy, Crime, Thriller film.
The Octopus has an audience rating of 8 out of 10.