Smic Smac Smoc (1971)
Directed by Claude Lelouch

Comedy

Film Synopsis

Charlot, Jeannot and Robert are three friends who scrape a living as labourers at a shipyard in the southeast of France. Nicknamed Smic, Smac and Smoc by their colleagues, they live together and appear to be inseparable. But then the day comes when Smoc announces his decision to leave his two friends and get married. Smic and Smac are shaken by this news. Just how will they cope without Smoc's financial and moral support...?

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Film Credits

Director: Claude Lelouch
Script: Claude Lelouch, Pierre Uytterhoeven (dialogue)
Cinematographer: Jean Collomb
Music: Francis Lai
Cast: Catherine Allégret (Catherine), Amidou (Amidou dit Smoc), Charles Gérard (Smac (Jean)), Jean Collomb (Smic (Charles)), Arlette Gordon (Une prostituée), Francis Lai (L'accordéoniste aveugle), Pierre Uytterhoeven (Le pompiste), Jean Duguay
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Color
Runtime: 90 min

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