Cocagne / Maurice Cloche / 1961 / film review

Cocagne

1961 Comedy

Credits

Director: Maurice Cloche
Script: Yvan Audouard, Maurice Cloche, Jean Manse
Photo: Roger Hubert
Music: Jean Leccia
Cast: Fernandel (Marc-Antoine), Dora Doll (Helene), Andrex (Amedee), Rellys (Septime), René Génin (Mathias), Josette Jordan (Mireille), Memmo Carotenuto (Jean), Marie-Therese Eicholtzer (Louise), Leda Gloria (Melanie), Paul Préboist (Banane), Roberto Risso (Vincent)
Country: France
Language: French
Runtime: 92 min; B&W

Summary

A bizarre dream about the disappearance of a painting causes Marc-Antoine, a lowly council employee, to fall out with his wife Mélanie. Encouraged by a serving girl, Hélène, Marc-Antoine starts to paint and quickly acquires a certain celebrity. However, disillusioned when he is unable to sell paintings of other subjects, the aspiring artist decides to retreat to Camargue, followed by his adoring Hélène....

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