24 November 1967 Comedy 55 mins
A light philosophical movie about a painter who has the ability to produce paintings that can feed people's stomach by watching them.
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Claude Brasseur as Painter Lafleur
Pierre-Jean Vaillard as Merchant Hermèce
Jacqueline Coué as Melina
René Lefèvre as Etienne Moudru, tramp
Michèle Varnier as Secretary
France Rumilly as Loulette
Jacques Alric as Lionel Bourgoin
Hélène Hily as Owner of the restaurant
Odette Joyeux as Narrator (voice)
Jacques Robiolles as Balavoine
Germany 29 January 1969
France 24 November 1967
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