Sidereal Cruisings

sidereal Croisières is a French film of André Zwobada left the April 19th 1942.

Synopsis

The relativity of time: fifteen days intersidereal represent twenty-five years of terrestrial time. Francoise, young groom, share in stratosphere without his/her husband, but with Lucien, merry father of a beautiful baby. An handling error projects them in space. With the return, the husband of Francoise will have the gray hair and the baby will be on the way to marry

Data sheet

Title: sidereal Cruisings
Realization: Andre Zwobada
Scenario: Pierre Guerlais
Adaptation and dialog: Pierre Bost
Operator: Jean Isnard
Music: Georges Van Parys
Decorations: Henri Mahé
Sound: Robert Ivonnet
Assembly: Raymond Lamy
Production: Cinema industry and Modern Cinematographic Alliance.
Directing of production: Rene Montis
Distribution: Pathé Consortium Cinema
Turning in the studios of Epinay-sur-Seine starting from November 12th, 1941
Kind: Science fiction.
Lasted: 95mn

Distribution

Around film

Among the observers people still little known are at the time which Bourvil and Jacques Dufilho. The topic of the shift of time following stratospheric voyage had already been used in 1935 by Alain Saint-Ogan in his cartoon " Guy and Chip in XXIè siècle" (see the page entitled " Return on Terre").

External bond

Cruising sidereal on Internet Movie Database.

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