En cas de guerre mondiale, je file à l'étranger Trailer

En cas de guerre mondiale, je file à l'étranger Trailer (1983)

25 May 1983 Comedy 95 mins

Five feminist activists from Marseille, each enduring unique forms of male domination in work and home life, unite over their shared frustrations. Their anger peaks after watching renowned writer Toussaint's overt machismo and commercial pandering during a televised book launch. In a bold move against his phallocratic image, they kidnap him, expecting to expose his true nature. However, as events unfold, Toussaint gradually reveals a sensitive, conflicted side that challenges his public persona. Humor and satire drive this escapade, critiquing traditional gender roles and societal expectations.

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Cast

Michel Galabru

as Ponsard, publisher

Florence Haziot

as Florence

Annie Jouzier

as Sylvie

Sabine Paturel

as Isabelle

Lucien Barjon

as Father

Denise Grey

as Madame Toussaint mother

Mario David

as Bob Grouillet, press officer

International Releases Dates

France 04 August 2021

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