Have I the Right to Kill

Impressive location shooting in the opening, French troops losing ground in Algeria, Alain Delon disobeying the orders of his lieutenant, Georges Geret, plus newsreel footage, in this dubbed version of Have I The Right To Kill (a.k.a. L'Insoumis or The Unvanquished), 1964.

Now holed up in an apartment in Algiers, having deserted the French Foreign Legion, Thomas (Alain Delon) receives his old lieutenant (Georges Geret), who's joined the militant right-wing O.A.S. faction, in Have I The Right To Kill (a.k.a. L'Insoumis or The Unvanquished), 1964.

Hired kidnapper Thomas (Alain Delon) has been sneaking drinks to human rights lawyer Dominique (Lea Massari), held in Algiers by his right-wing militant employers during the 1962 French occupation, in Have I The Right To Kill (a.k.a. L'Insoumis or The Unvanquished), 1964.

A French army deserter (Alain Delon) takes on OAS terrorists to rescue a beautiful woman in Have I The Right To Kill (1964).