In the sunny landscapes of Provence, Henri Arnaud is a conscientious law student who's got a lovely girlfriend, Tina. The person who used to pay for his studies dies and the poor young man's disposable funds are low. He asks an antique dealer if he can lend him some money. This shady guy agrees, but in return for homosexual relations. Henri kills him and runs away. Fortunately, a good judge, who bears the same name as him, comes to his rescue.
Léo Joannon
Director
Bourvil
Judge Henri Arnaud
Salvatore Adamo
André Arnaud
Christine Delaroche
Tina Marcaggi
Gérard Croce
Fafa
Alain Doutey
The bass player friend
Xavier Fonty
Michel Dieudonné
Martial Rèbe
Lawyer
Gisèle Grandpré
Nelly Raynaud
Suzanne Courtal
Mrs Bouvier, the landlady
Marcelle Ranson-Hervé
Belle Arnaud, the judge's sister
Michel de Ré
Josseron, the antique dealer
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