

Overview
A womanising violinist and jewel thief must abandon his carefree lifestyle when he learns that his younger brother is part of the leftist revolutionary group responsible for the brutal murders of powerful men. Determined to save the life of his idealistic sibling, the cynical drifter becomes embroiled in a struggle that is not his to fight.
Top Cast

Jean-Pierre Mocky
Vincent Cabral

Sylvie Bréal
Micheline
Anne Deleuze
Annabel
Denis Le Guillou
Virgile Cabral

René-Jean Chauffard
Le rouquin

Marcel Pérès
Le maître d'hôtel
Éric Burnelli
Marc

Alain Fourès
Éric

Henri Poirier
Le commissaire Verdier

Christian Duvaleix
L'inspecteur Larrighi

Rudy Lenoir
Le maître d'hôtel russe

Roger Lumont
Le garçon de café indicateur
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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