Tumuc Humac (1970)
Directed by Jean-Marie Périer
Drama
Tumuc Humac (1970)
Film Synopsis
Marc is a young man who has barely managed to extricate himself from the tender mercies of state care before he is overtaken by a burning ambition - to locate the only known relation he has left, his grandfather. It so happens that the latter is a career criminal who has spent the greater part of his life behind bars. Marc's long and eventful quest takes him across the ocean to Guyana in South America. On the way he will get himself caught up in a romantic entanglement and no end of trouble when he meets an attractive young waitress with a taste for adventure...© James Travers
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Film Credits
- Director: Jean-Marie Périer
- Script: Jacques Lanzmann, Jean-Marie Périer
- Cinematographer: Jean-Marie Périer
- Music: Tommy Brown, Mickey Jones
- Cast: Marc Porel (Marc), Dani (Françoise), François Périer (Le juge), André Pousse (Bréchet), Jacques Debrun (L'aventurier), Marc Dupuy (Un jeune voyou), Eric Colmet-Daage (Le jeune garçon)
- Country: France
- Language: French
- Support: Color
- Runtime: 100 min
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