In The Seventh Juror, perhaps his greatest role, Bernard Blier plays a man who murders a young woman but is plagued by guilt when he discovers that her lover is being accused of the murder. In true noir fashion, he does not turn himself in but instead gets himself placed on the jury and works assiduously to ensure that the man is acquitted. When that happens, however, things take a deeper noir twist. In terms of French noir, it simply doesn’t get any better.