description Cool Breeze Overview
Cool Breeze is a 1972 American crime film directed by Barry Pollack. It follows a group of criminals planning a major robbery and is structured as a heist story involving betrayal, competing loyalties, and the pressure created by law-enforcement pursuit. The film is commonly described as a blaxploitation remake of John Huston's 1950 film The Asphalt Jungle, with Thalmus Rasulala in a leading role.
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What is the robbery in Cool Breeze about?
Cool Breeze follows criminals planning a major robbery. Betrayal, competing loyalties, and pressure from law enforcement complicate the group's plan.
Who directed Cool Breeze?
Barry Pollack directed the 1972 American crime film. It is commonly associated with the blaxploitation and heist-film cycle of that period.
Is Cool Breeze mainly a heist movie?
Yes. The central plot concerns a group preparing a major robbery, but the story also focuses on trust and betrayal inside the criminal group.
What creates tension in Cool Breeze?
The robbers face both internal conflict and law-enforcement pursuit. Those pressures make the planned robbery unstable even before the group's loyalties begin to break down.
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