Upright the crabs, the sea goes up!

Upright the crabs, the sea goes up! is a French film carried out by Large-Jouan Jean-Jacques, left in 1983.

Synopsis

The program of Marthe at her coming out of prison is clear. It plans to go to Nantes to be avenged, but here is that the fate decides some differently. Deprived of man during several years of imprisonment, Marthe does not hold any more. In the train, it is Louis Paimboeuf, a professor of history, which is its choice object. Upset, the good man proposes to him to remain some time at his place to remake a health before taking again his road. According to him, his Agnès wife will be charmed to help Marthe to reintegrate itself. Marthe thus settles at Paimboeuf…

Data sheet

Title: Upright the crabs, the sea goes up!
Realizer: Large-Jouan Jean-Jacques
Scenario: Large-Jouan Jean-Jacques, Philippe Dumarçay, Pascal Sapwood and Pierre Fabre, according to an idea of Bertrand Blier
Music: Eric Demarsan
Photography: Eduardo Tightened
Montage: Annick Rousset-Rouard
Decorations: Jean-Pierre Braun
Country of origin: France
Kind: Comedy
Lasted: 90 minutes
Coming out date:

Distribution

Martin Lamotte: Louis
Veronique Genest: Marthe
Virginia Thévenet: Agnes
Richard Bohringer: Sports shirt
Valerie Mairesse: Miss
Dominique Lavanant: Mireille
Shine Rego: The lawyer
László Szabó: The director
Roland Dubillard: The chicken
Jean-Pierre Path: Mimi
Jacques Chailleux: The twins
Pascal Sapwood: The screw
Daniel Laloux: The chief
Hubert Saint-Macary: The shy person
Charlotte Maury: The owner
Jacques Michel: The gus
Brigitte Chamarande: Yellow taxi
Sylvie Flepp: Colette

External bond

Upright the crabs, the sea goes up! on Internet Movie Database

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