L'indic is a 1983 French crime drama directed by Serge Leroy. The film stars Alain Delon as the police detective who enlists the help of a woman named Nathalie (played by Nathalie Delon) to obtain information on her lover's associates. Nathalie's boyfriend is a member of a notorious gang, and she agrees to cooperate with the police in exchange for immunity and protection.
As Nathalie begins to reveal information about the gang's activities, she becomes a target for both the police and the gang. The gang boss, Léonetti (played by Michel Aumont), becomes suspicious of Nathalie's loyalty and hires a hitman to eliminate her. Meanwhile, Nathalie's relationship with her boyfriend becomes strained as he discovers her betrayal and seeks revenge.
L'indic is a tense and gritty film that explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and corruption in the criminal underworld. The performances of Alain and Nathalie Delon are particularly noteworthy, with their on-screen chemistry adding depth to their complex relationship. The film was well-received upon its release, with critics praising its realism and intense atmosphere.
