Le Pain des Jules (1960)
Directed by Jacques Séverac

Comedy

aka: Jules' Breadwinner

Film Synopsis

Toussaint has given up the life of a burglar and lives in Toulon with his wife Assunta, the owner of the bar L'Ile de Beauté. One day, Toussaint meets and falls in love with Gina, a singer in a neighbouring bar. He decides to leave his wife for her, but as he does so he must resume his former career...

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Film Credits

Director: Jacques Séverac
Script: Ange Bastiani (dialogue), Jacques Séverac
Cinematographer: Pierre Levent
Music: Jean Ledrut
Cast: Christian Méry (Sauveur), Bella Darvi (Gina Beau Sourire), Henri Vilbert (Toussaint), Yves Massard (Pascal l'Élégant), Cora Camoin (Assunta), Albert Augier (Lucien), Roger Rudel (Padovani), Georgette Anys (Zoé), Françoise Vatel (Zize), Anne-Marie Coffinet, Fransined, André Weber
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Black and White
Runtime: 94 min
Aka: Jules' Breadwinner

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