"Le Deuxième Souffle" is a French film directed by Jean-Pierre Melville, released in 1966. The movie follows the story of Gustave Minda, a seasoned criminal who escapes from prison and seeks to pull off one last heist. The film is known for its stylish cinematography and exploration of themes such as loyalty, betrayal, and the criminal underworld. The title translates to "The Second Wind," symbolizing Minda's attempt to reclaim his life and freedom. The film features a strong cast, including Lino Ventura as Minda and Paul Meurisse as a police inspector. It is considered a classic of the French noir genre.