Arguably the first “caper film” (in which the audience follows a group of criminals plotting to commit a crime in an unusual, carefully planned way) was the French movie Rififi (1955). It involved a heist from a jewelry store — but what set it apart from earlier crime films was that the store had a sophisticated burglar alarm that would be triggered if anyone walked on the floor. So the gang solution is to drill into the store from above, using an umbrella to catch the debris, until the entry hole is large enough for someone to enter and, still without touching the floor, disable the alarm system. After Rififi, there were two more “granddaddy” films in the genre. The next was The League of G
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