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 1970
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 Inspired
by John Steinbeck's novel "Cannery Row", "Les Jambes en l'Air", which can
be very loosely translated as "having it off!", is the story of a marginal
couple, César and Favouille, who set out to find their youngest daughter,
who, at 17, had run away from home.
Some friends join the couple and their two other children. And the search begins to turn into a sort of party. New relationships develop within the family and the group. Tensions, needs and desires all pressure them to conform to laws and accepted behaviour. But freedom cannot be negotiated; freedom is seized.
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A Franco-Italian co-production: Paris Cannes Production Ako-Films (Paris)
- Chiara Films (Rome) |
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 Le
Provençal "les jambes en l'air " or "Honni soit qui mal y pense" Le
Méridional "I wanted to overturn received ideas."Le
Figaro "Where is César's van going?" |
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