It Comes, It Goes (1972)
Areski and Elijah, two childhood friends (an Arab and a Jew) suburban neighbors working on a construction site of Place des festivals (Belleville) and thus participating in what has driven the city face a wildcat strike providing transportation to one of them "under the imponderable."
Director: Pierre Barouh
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Areski Belkacem as Areski |
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Elie Garguir as Elie |
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Jérôme Savary as Jérôme |
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Philippe Montaigu as Philippe |
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Christian Portal as Coyotte |
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Magali as Areski's girlfriend |
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Pierre Barouh as The man who gives Areski a ride (uncredited) |
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Miou-Miou as Woman with the Magic Circus (uncredited) |
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Robinson Savary as Little boy (uncredited) |
| Camera | Michel Humeau | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Chantal Colomer | Editor |
| Production | Pierre Barouh | Producer |
| Production | Paul Rotcage | Producer |
| Directing | Eric Debarge | Assistant Director |
| Directing | Pierre Barouh | Director |
| Production | Maurice Urbain | Production Manager |
| Directing | François Manceaux | Assistant Director |
| Production | Gérard Cohen | Producer |
| Production | Jean-Claude Liguel | Producer |
| Directing | Élisabeth Rappeneau | Script Supervisor |
| Sound | Pierre Vuillemin | Sound Mixer |
| Editing | Roger Pyot | Editor |
| Sound | Jérôme Savary | Original Music Composer |
