Suivez cet avion (1989)
Directed by Patrice Ambard

Comedy

Film Synopsis

A computer expert in a large company, Rémi Cerneaux returns to live with his mother after his recent divorce. A possessive mother, she calls him repeatedly when he is at work, engages a private detective to follow him, and even plans to find him a new partner. Rémi is not without charm but he is not the easiest man to seduce, as his colleague Elisabeth Martini discovers. Unable to put up with his mother's harassment any longer, Rémi decides to take lodgings with the highly respectable Mademoiselle Villeneuve. What he doesn't know is that, behind a show of piety, his landlady is an inveterate bank robber, and she intends pinning the blame for her latest hold-up on him...

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Film Credits

Director: Patrice Ambard
Script: Patrice Ambard, Alain Etève
Cinematographer: Bertrand Chatry
Music: Roland Romanelli, Didier Vasseur
Cast: Lambert Wilson (Rémi Cerneaux), Isabelle Gélinas (Elisabeth Martini), Claude Piéplu (Ascar), Clovis Cornillac (Le stagiaire d'Ascar), Maria Meriko (Mademoiselle Villeneuve), François Berléand (Combette), Yvonne Clech (La mère de Rémi), Armand Mestral (L'éclésiastique), Jean-Pierre Castaldi (Le chauffeur de taxi), Philippe Mareuil (Le patron du restaurant), Jean Badin (Philippe), Jacques Marchand (Le monsieur de la cantine), Nicholas Hawtrey (Monsieur Higgins), Jean-Denis Scherrer (Le chef de Rémi), Maurice Tuech (L'huissier des archives), Claude Giraud (Laporte), François-Régis Marchasson (L'adjoint de Laporte), Yves Riou (Le deuxième flic), René Loyon (Le flic évadé), Olivier Hémon (Le gros balèze)
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Color
Runtime: 87 min

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