Happiness (1965)
Overview
A young husband and father, perfectly content with his life, falls in love with another woman.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 3.606 |
Directed By
Agnès Varda
Crew
Agnès Varda
Agnès Varda
Hubert Monloup
Michel Choquet
Claude Beausoleil
Joseph Gerhard
Mag Bodard
Jean Rabier
Jean-Paul Savignac
Jean-Michel Defaye
Janine Verneau
Philippe Dussart
Serge Groffe
Charles Merangel
Claude François
Claude Zidi
Alex Pront
Antoine Bonfanti
Robert Cambourakis
Martha Lourdes Osorio
Jeanne Marie Olivier
Jean-Louis Malige
Agnès Soulet
Pascal Bazart
Bernard Largemains
Francine Corteggiani
Claude Zidi
Louis Hochet
Marcel Dindault
Yves Agostini
Annie Maurel
Catherine Savignac
Laurence Clairval
Paul Bonis
Helga Romanoff
Daniele Grimberg
TOP CAST
Jean-Claude Drouot
François Chevalier
Claire Drouot
Thérèse Chevalier
Olivier Drouot
Pierrot Chevalier
Sandrine Drouot
Gisou Chevalier
Marie-France Boyer
Émilie Savignard
Marcelle Faure-Bertin
Bertin
Manon Lanclos
Mrs. Mesquier
Sylvia Saurel
Yvette Mercier
Marc Eyraud
Joseph Chevalier
Paul Vecchiali
Paul
Yvonne Dany
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
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