Feast (film)

Cocagne is a French film carried out by Maurice Cloche in 1960

Summary

Driver of a bucket of cleaning in Arles, Marc-Antoine mêne a quiet life near its Melanie wife and of his two children. When one flies in Amédée, the “Fanny” of the club bowls player, it proposes to repaint another of them. At once finished work, it becomes a glory local and proud of its genius finally recognized, it leaves with Helene, a young waitress, in her Septime cousin to the Camargue. Finally, it will understand that it did not have any talent and will set out again with Melanie come to seek it so that it returns to the house

Data sheet

Realization: Maurice Bell
Scenario: According to the novel of Yvan Audouard
Adaptation: Yvan Audouard, Maurice Bell, Jean Manse
Dialog: Yvan Audouard
Images: Roger Hubert
Assembly: Fanchette Mazin
Decorations: Jacques Paris
Music: Jean Leccia
Sound: Jean Bertrand
Production: Paris Elysées, Directing Jad Films
of production: Andre Guillet
Turning from September 30th to November 5th, 1960 in Arles and in the Camargue
Lasted: 92mn
Film 35mm, black and white
Kind: Comedy
First presentation the 3/8/1961

Distribution

Fernandel : Marc-Antoine, driver of bucket of cleaning
Gilded Fraud: Helene, the young waitress
Henri Rellys: Septime, the cousin of the Camargue
Andrex: Amédée
Léda Gloria : Melanie, the woman of Marc-Antoine
Josette Jordan: Mireille
Roberto Risso : Vincent
Pierre Mirat: The doctor
Paul Préboist: Banana
Memo Carotenuto: Jean
Marie-Therese Eicholtzer: Louise
Rene Génin: Mathias
Leon Zitrone: In its own role
Claude Boussard

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