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Things I Like, Things I Don't Like (1989)
Foutaises (original title)

8 min  -  Short | Comedy  -   1 January 1989 (UK)
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A 9 minute comedy starring Dominique Pinon (Delicatessen). Featuring muted colors with a sepia black and white... See full summary »

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Cast

Credited cast:
Dominique Pinon ...
The Man
Chick Ortega Chick Ortega
Marie-Laure Dougnac Marie-Laure Dougnac
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Diane Bertrand Diane Bertrand
Fabienne Chaudat Fabienne Chaudat
Cindy Cindy
Delphine Colin Delphine Colin
Céline Dubois Céline Dubois
Mathieu Duvanel Mathieu Duvanel
Jean Gabin ...
(archive footage)
Maurice Lamy Maurice Lamy ...
Blind man
Macalou Macalou
Philippe Miot Philippe Miot
Philippe Paimblanc Philippe Paimblanc
Daniel Poupry Daniel Poupry
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A 9 minute comedy starring Dominique Pinon (Delicatessen). Featuring muted colors with a sepia black and white, Pinon takes the viewer through various examples of what he "likes and dislikes". The music is by Carlos D'Alessio and Special Thanks is given to Claudie Ossard. Written by Anonymous  

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Short | Comedy

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Country:

France

Language:

French

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Also Known As:

Foutaises, catalogue nostalgique des plaisirs de la vie See more »

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Zootrope See more »
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Features Kiss of Death (1947) See more »