Y flippe ton vieux
Originally released in 1982. Y flippe ton vieux is a comedy film. directed by Patrick Milford. At just 84 minutes, it's a tight, focused story.
Starring Matilde Pecoraro, Richard Bigotini, and Flo Astair
Synopsis
Paris, end of May 1981. It is the last day of school; the summer vacations are beginning. Moreover, France has just voted for change. The Vercrest family is in turmoil. Richard Vercrest, the father runs an insurance company. Suzie, his daughter is eighteen years old. In general, the relationship between them is excellent. But Suzie is in crisis: she wants to "escape the system". To begin with, she wants to drop out of school and find a job. Richard reacts badly to the unexpected decisions of this girl, who until then had been "gifted". He freaks out and she breaks down. But everything gets better when the father finally follows his daughter in her new path.
Quick Facts
Directors
Top Cast
Matilde Pecoraro
as Suzie Vercrest
Richard Bigotini
as Richard Vercrest
Flo Astair
as Kate
Eloïse Beaune
as Mother Superior
Béruchet
as Kiosk vendor
Bernard Carron
as Restaurant waiter
Roger Cassuto
as Jewelry store doorman
Henriette Chardak
as Eccentric of the restaurant
Jean-Pierre Clami
as Household arts boss
Michèle Comba
as Boss "Toutou Propre"
Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- FR
Production Companies
- Les Films du Palais Royal
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Y flippe ton vieux about?
Paris, end of May 1981. It is the last day of school; the summer vacations are beginning. Moreover, France has just voted for change. The Vercrest family is in turmoil. Richard Vercrest, the father...
Who directed Y flippe ton vieux?
Y flippe ton vieux was directed by Patrick Milford.
How long is Y flippe ton vieux?
Y flippe ton vieux has a runtime of 1 hours and 24 minutes (84 minutes total).
When was Y flippe ton vieux released?
Y flippe ton vieux was released on October 13, 1982 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in Y flippe ton vieux?
The main cast of Y flippe ton vieux includes Matilde Pecoraro, Richard Bigotini, Flo Astair, Eloïse Beaune, Béruchet.