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Initial release
  
1971

Screenplay
  
Claude Lelouch

Cinematography
  
Claude Lelouch

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Director
  
Claude Lelouch

Music director
  
Francis Lai

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Cast
  
Francis Lai, Charles Gérard, Amidou, Catherine Allégret, Jean Collomb

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Smic, Smac, Smoc is a film directed by Claude Lelouch in 1971.

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Synopsis

Three businessmen are best friends until one of them gets married.

Details

  • Title: Smic, Smac, Smoc
  • Director: Claude Lelouch
  • Script: Claude Lelouch, Pierre Uytterhoeven
  • Writers: Claude Lelouch, Pierre Uytterhoeven
  • Music: Francis Lai
  • Song by Charles Trenet
  • Assistant director: Claude Pinoteau
  • Director of photography: Claude Lelouch
  • Cameramen: Daniel Vigne, Dany Lévy
  • Lighting director: Jean Collomb
  • Sound engineer: Bernard Bats
  • Gaffer: Bernard Rochut
  • Chief editor: Jeanine Boublil
  • Assistant editor: Martine Lévy
  • Production director: Pierre Pardon
  • Press officer: Arlette Godon
  • Runners: Alain Basnier, Élie Chouraqui
  • Format: Colour (Eastmancolor) - 1:37.1 - 35mm
  • Length: 90 minutes
  • Release date: 1971

    • Starring

  • Catherine Allégret: Catherine
  • Amidou: Robert, dit « Smoc »
  • Charles Gérard: Charlot, dit « Smic »
  • Jean Collomb: Jeannot, dit « Smac »
  • Francis Lai: L'accordéoniste aveugle
  • Pierre Uytterhoeven: Le pompiste
  • Arlette Gordon: Zelda, la prostituée
  • Claude Pinoteau: Le commissaire
  • Claude Lelouch: Un voyou
  • Jean Duguay

    • Awards

  • Official selection of the Venice Film Festival
  • Official selection of the San Francisco Film Festival

    • References

    Smic Smac Smoc Wikipedia
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