It runs, it runs the suburbs
It runs, it runs the suburbs is a Franco-Italian film carried out by Gerard Pirès on a scenario of Nicole de Buron, left the February 22nd 1973.
Synopsis
The infernal life of pendular/navetteurs of the area Paris ienne as much for those which use public transport that the motorist taken in the jungle of the congestions. During the ends of the week the noises of the vicinity are an additional stress. The occasions to thus meet other people potential sexual partners are undermined by the jealousy in the couple.
Comments
Marlene and Bernard are representative of a generation expelled by lack of means of a nerve center. This spiral has extended irremediably towards the outside of the capital for 40 years. At the moment when they can be finally posed after innumerable research, they note with more or less bitterness that their small nest of love is located at 50 km of Paris.What imports, their love is with the top of these nuisances. After the euphoria of emménagement, the galères start. Alarm clock at five o'clock in the morning, winter like summer; transport by bus and train for Marlène, car for Bernard who is representative in dental products.
The every day same the galère without hope of improvement. Hours of transport, sweat accumulated without hope of counterpart.
Exhausted by these daily displacements that environments of office of Marlène are far from attenuating, the couple is liquefied slowly.
In this year 1973, real construction is still prosperous, May 68 is former only of a few years. The consumer society reveals its first charms, the possibility of home-ownership is tempting for young couples which do not hesitate to acquire apartments far from the capital.
The debates between sociologists start to start on positivity to position the middle-class far from the cities in their inculcating only one food challenge of body and spirit with the races in the hypermarket saturdays, accompanied by the purchase of the tele program. Their only pleasures being in order to decompress to wash their cars Sunday.
The cinema often develops a parallel between a topicality and a fiction: all the tenants of these residences, certainly comfortable (it was the basic argument to allure a population in the beginning badly placed or targeted for the purchase of an apartment), but located far from their work places, are hardly caricatured.
The CRS racist and antiyouth whose woman bates without complexes the meat of her neighbors, the driver beauf, Marie his wife light and available to wishes, the owner of the factory of Marlène with two steps of the depression.
All these people stressed and déculturés by nature or obligation are the completed image of old working Paris, they do not answer the “friqués” criteria more and intellos” of the capital, driven out without regards their simplicities popular does not have any more the dimension.
The film offers situations cocasses, certain constraints of commuters are laughing (the couple with the shifted schedules seeing itself only the weekend).
The nonsense of ingurgiter daily and unnecessarily a gust of kilometers which use in the short run physical energy and intellectual of a category of citizen amorphous which move away more and more from the sphere of decision is effectively shown.
Data sheet
- Title: It runs, it runs the suburbs
- Réalisation: Gerard Worse
- Scenario: Nicole de Buron and Worse Gerard, according to the novel 48 Hours of transport per day, Brigitte Gros
- Production: Pierre Braunberger
- Music: ED Welch
- Photography: Bernard Sury
- Assembly: Jacques Witta
- Country of origin: France, Italy
- Format: Colors - 1,66:1 - Mono - 35 mm
- Kind: Comedy
- Lasted: 100 minutes
- Coming out date: February 22nd 1973 (France)
Distribution
- Marthe Keller: Marlène Réval
- Jacques Higelin: Bernard Réval
- Nathalie Courval: Marie
- Robert Castel: Marcel
- Evelyne Istria: Simone
- Jean-Pierre Darras: Ducros
- Victor Lanoux: Georges
- Lydia Feld: Cathy
- Michel Delahaye: personnel manager of province
- Claude Piéplu: plant manager
- Daniel Prévost: employee of the complaints of the SNCF
- Jacques Legras: representative
- Annie Cordy: real estate agent
- Ginette Leclerc: Mrs. Blin
- France Lory: France
- Nicole Norden: Rita (not credited)
- Farid Dali: François
- Teddy Vrignault: Fleytoux, cop ambulance man
- Andre Gaillard: cop ambulance man
- Coluche: worker of day
- Yves Pignot: driver drunk
- Jeanne Herviale: owner
- Annick Fougery: nurse with Marcel Bobin
- Catherine Ohotnikoff: voyageuse subway
- Jacques Doniol-Valcroze: 1° dentist
- Roland Dubillard: 2° dentist
- Jacques Zanetti: Jean-Paul
- Diane Kurys: his/her friend
- Gilles Béhat: lover of Marie
- Alice Sapritch: itself (motorist aggressive)
- Annick Beauchamp: pleasant sister
- Simone Paris: patient with the dog of the 1° dentist
- Miou-Miou: assistant of the 1° dentist
- Georgette Planed: voyageuse subway
- Sarah Sterling: nurse of Aubergenville (not credited)
- Marie-Pierre Casey: neighbor keeps children
- France Rumilly: confined to bed patient with Marcel Bobin
- Andréa Ironwood: confined to bed patient with Marcel Bobin (not credited)
- Jean-Michel Ribes: doctor with Marcel Bobin (not credited)
- Paul Bisciglia: Mr. max
- Henri Guybet: agent of circulation
- Paolo Goya
- Jackie Méhaut
- François Borysse
- Rémy Julienne: cascades.
- max Vialle: cop fourrière
- Sonia Vareuil: woman of the couple to the hotel
- Jean Bee: worn of the subway
- Jack Bérard: agent
- Lucienne Legrand
- Michel Charrel
- Franck Robert
Around film
- to be noted, a small appearance of the director Diane Kurys.
External bond
- It runs, it runs the suburbs on Internet Movie Database
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