Yiddish Connection (1986) Directed by Paul Boujenah
Comedy / Crime
Film Synopsis
Samy needs money to finance Joanne's first record. Zvi needs
money so that he can marry Rebecca, but he cannot do so until Judith,
her older sister, has married. For Judith to get married, she
needs money to pay for plastic surgery. Just where is all this
money going to come from...?
Cast:Charles Aznavour (Aaron Rapoport),
Ugo Tognazzi (Mosche),
André Dussollier (Le séminariste),
Vincent Lindon (Zvi),
Charly Chemouny (Samy),
Roland Blanche (Franco),
Jean-Claude Dauphin (Toussaint),
Alicia Alonso (Rebecca),
Anne Berger (Rita),
Caroline Chaniolleau (Judith),
Bill Dunn (Lemmy),
Geneviève Mnich (Lucienne),
Jean-François Perrier (Le directeur de l'école),
Alain Sarde (L'avocat),
Jean-Pierre Castaldi,
Robert Bahr,
Patrick Cauderlier,
Andrée Damant,
Louis Navarre,
Philippe Orgebin
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Color
Runtime: 97 min
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