Suivez mon regard (1986) Directed by Jean Curtelin
Comedy
aka: Follow My Gaze
Film Synopsis
It is six o'clock in the morning. It is still dark. On the
motorways, hundreds of thousands of cars are taking hundreds of
thousands of ghosts to Paris where they will spend the day. A
farmer becomes caught up in a commercial. Two bourgeois people
philosophise in front of the television. A young man leaves
prison...
Cast:Jean Carmet (Désiré, le paysan),
Michel Galabru (L'instituteur),
Darry Cowl (Le cafetier),
Jean-Claude Brialy (Freddy Langlois),
Patrick Bruel (Le musicien),
Stéphane Audran (La femme du téléphage),
Claude Chabrol (Le téléphage),
Jean-Pierre Bacri (L'ami des singes),
Christian Barbier (Le présentateur TV),
Macha Béranger (La politicienne à la radio),
Richard Berry (Le narrateur),
Charlélie Couture (Le Christ),
Gérard Darmon (Le patron du cinéma porno),
Michel Duchaussoy (Le reporter au chevet de Langlois),
Andréa Ferréol (La boulangère),
Véronique Genest (Une fille délurée),
Léo Malet (Le gentil vieux),
Macha Méril (La femme à l'ouvre-boîte),
Roger Miremont (Le play-boy),
Tom Novembre (Le prêtre)
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Color
Runtime: 85 min
Aka:Follow My Gaze
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