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"That Man from Rio" (original title: "L'Homme de Rio") is a 1964 French film directed by Philippe de Broca. It stars Jean-Paul Belmondo as Adrien Dufourquet, a young man whose fiancée, Agnès, is kidnapped while they are in Brazil.

The plot unfolds as Adrien embarks on a thrilling adventure to rescue her, leading him through various exotic locations and encounters with criminals and treasure hunters. The film combines elements of comedy, action, and romance, with a playful tone and a focus on the charm and ingenuity of its protagonist.

The film is known for its inventive action sequences and vibrant cinematography, showcasing the beauty of Brazil. It also incorporates elements of farce and features a light-hearted, adventurous spirit that became a hallmark of Belmondo’s performances. Overall, "That Man from Rio" is a classic of the French New Wave, blending humor with a sense of adventure.

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