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Petit Traité de Chevalerie Morlock en Vélocipède
Two Morlock cyclists challenge each other in the passes of the Massif Central. Their duel is nightmarish and unusual, but the outcome of their struggle is chivalrous and moral.
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Two Morlock cyclists challenge each other in the passes of the Massif Central. Their duel is nightmarish and unusual, but the outcome of their struggle is chivalrous and moral.
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Written By:Gérard Courant
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Les Amis de Cinématon
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