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These Sorcerers Are Mad
Julien is sent by his boss to Mauritius, where he meets Henri, a professional unemployed. One night of drinking, the two men relieve themselves at the foot of a sacred statue. Offended by this sacrilege, the gods punish them by taking away their reflection and making them levitate. While this situation seems unlivable to them at the beginning, the two men end up taking advantage of these disadvantages to solve their personal problems.
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Julien is sent by his boss to Mauritius, where he meets Henri, a professional unemployed. One night of drinking, the two men relieve themselves at the foot of a sacred statue. Offended by this sacrilege, the gods punish them by taking away their reflection and making them levitate. While this situation seems unlivable to them at the beginning, the two men end up taking advantage of these disadvantages to solve their personal problems.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Norbert Carbonnaux
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Lira Films, FR3
Cast
Georges Lautner
Director
Jean Lefebvre
Julien Picard
Henri Guybet
Henri Berger
Julien Guiomar
Stumpf-Bachelier
Renée Saint-Cyr
Marie-Louise Precy-Lamont
Catherine Lachens
Thérèse Picard
Daniel Ceccaldi
Jean La Pallière
Michel Peyrelon
Doctor Liebenstein
Jean-Jacques Moreau
Eugène Tissaigre, director
Maitena Galli
Ms. Largeais
Dominique Vallée
Dominique, au pair
Jenny Arasse
Mrs. Tissaigre
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