Nada (The Nada Gang)

Nada (The Nada Gang) (1974)

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    (198 ratings)

Also known as Nada, The Nada Gang is a lesser effort from director Claude Chabrol. A group of European terrorists calling themselves the Nada kidnaps an American ambassador. Their hideout is besieged by a sadistic police official and his minions. Thanks to the official's eagerness to pull the… More

Unrated, 2 hr. 8 min.
Directed By
Claude Chabrol
Genres
Art House & International, Mystery & Suspense
In Theaters
Nov 6, 1974 Wide
On DVD
May 20, 2003

Critic Reviews

  • Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' World Movie Reviews

    A chilling political thriller.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Anthony L


    First and foremost, Nada is a very knowing black comedy, subtle and with tongue firmly in cheek at times. The fact that their called the 'Nada' gang kind of gives it away that this is parody rather than serious but it does have all the trimmings of a really good… More

  • Stephen M


    When a leftist terrorist organisation kidnaps the U.S. Ambassador to France, the French police employ their own, state-sanctioned form of terrorism to quell popular support for the anarchists. "Nada" is too complex a film to analyse succinctly here, but it sometimes felt… More

  • Walter M


    "Nada" starts with D'Arey(Lou Castel) trying to recruit Epaulard(Maurice Garrel), a veteran of revolutions, into a scheme to kidnap the American ambassador(Lyle Joyce). Epaulard thinks the plan is so insane that he goes back into a wine bar, needing another drink.… More

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