About This Film

The Day of the Jackal (2025) is a gripping political thriller directed by Fred Zinnemann, adapting the 1971 Frederick Forsyth novel about a professional assassin hired to assassinate French President Charles de Gaulle. Starring Edward Fox as the enigmatic "Jackal" and Michael Lonsdale as the French police chief, this 2h 23m thriller explores themes of political tension and suspense with a runtime in English, Italian, and French. Created for modern DVD-Video release on PAL format, it caters to fans of historical political thrillers and lovers of classic cinema.

Differentiators

>This adaptation stands out by bringing the critically acclaimed 1973 film's suspenseful narrative to a new generation through enhanced DVD-Video quality and PAL compatibility. Its focus on historical political intrigue makes it a must-watch for enthusiasts of 1960s-era political thrillers and classic cinema aficionados.

Target Audience

Fans of historical political thrillers and those who appreciate classic cinema will find The Day of the Jackal particularly engaging. Its exploration of 1960s political tension and suspense offers a timeless narrative that resonates with both longtime fans and new audiences discovering the genre for the first time.