Le Divorcement (1979)
In this rambling comic tale about a man and a wife, with four children, who calmly announce to the children that they want to divorce one another, it is impossible to tell who is dissatisfied with whom about what. They had seemed to be a perfect couple. Their flabbergasted children have mixed feelings, and the most difficult thing about the divorce, besides understanding why it is taking place at all, is deciding what will happen with the couple's numerous pets.
Director: Pierre Barouh
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Michel Piccoli as Philippe |
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Lea Massari as Rosa |
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Christophe Rambault as Marc |
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Christophe Garzon as Olivier |
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Estelle Falk as Marie |
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Stephania Viale as Julie |
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Jacques Coutureau as Gérard |
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Christine Murillo as Marianna |
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Jean-Claude Bouillon as Antoine |
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Anne Lonnberg as Eva |
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Maurice Baquet as Luthier |
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Caroline Bonfils as Liliane |
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Évelyne as Mom with glasses |
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Liza Braconnier as Translator |
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François Dyrek as Julien |
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Didier Valmont as Jean-Claude |
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Catherine Lachens as Maître Larose |
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Poussine Mercanton as Philippe's secretary |
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Rosine Cadoret as School director |
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Marpessa Djian as Clémence |
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Flore Delporte as 'Mamy blue' |
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René Gilson as Jean-Daniel |
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René Morard as College director |
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Georges Mavros as Luis |
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Clea de Liveira as Augusta |
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Josée Yanne as Politician's assistant |
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Elisabeth Strauss as Yvan's client |
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Yvan Tasic as Yvan |
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Milo Saoud as Intern |
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Pierre Semmler as Hoffman |
| Directing | Pierre Barouh | Director |
| Crew | Yves Lafaye | Cinematography |
| Sound | Bernard Ortion | Music |
| Art | Jean Thomen | Set Decoration |
| Editing | Alain Lemaître-Mory | Editor |
| Editing | Bruno Zincone | Editor |
