Unable to put a single word on paper, a youngish man with one novel to his credit finds that his life is crumbling to ruins around him because of his severe case of writer's block. He tries every remedy known to man and makes up a few new ones in this comedy. All his efforts are futile: he loses his girlfriend and his apartment and has a succession of misadventures until finally, homeless and hospitalized, he rediscovers his inspiration.
Luc Béraud
Director
Jean-François Stévenin
Paul
Bernadette Lafont
Camille
Virginie Thévenet
Nathalie
Claude Miller
Pierre
Sandy Whitelaw
Prokosch
Valérie Quennessen
Nietzsche Student
Marion Game
Sylvie
Etienne Chicot
Jean-Louis 2
Jenny Clève
Germaine
Michel Blanc
le fêtard qui lit
Josiane Balasko
une fêtarde dans la voiture
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