François Maréchal’s life is calm and happy. Married to a young and pretty woman, he’s the father of a small boy and has just been promoted – he’s now the manager of a video store. Everything seems to be going wonderfully in his well-ordered life – up until the day that Singin’ in the Rain comes out on DVD and François is caught in the spell of the wonderful world of musicals. He very quickly reaches a decision: he wants to become a tap dancer! Turning his back on his peaceful happiness, he dumps his wife, child and job to live his sudden, all-consuming passion. A mediocre but persevering dancer, he finally manages to exercise his craft in a provincial nightclub and must confront his past in the shape of his father, whom he thought was dead. Like François, many years ago he’d left home and hearth to become a tap dancer.
| Scriptwriter | Alain Berliner |
| Scriptwriter | Sonia Bekhor |
| Director of photography | Tony Pierce Roberts |
| Sound recordist | Pierre Mertens |
| Sound mixer | Dean Humphreys |
| Composer | Terry Davies |
| Composer | Marc Collin |
| Composer | Jeannot Sanavia |
| Composer | Frédéric Vercheval |
| Composer | Christophe Vervoort |
| Composer | Pierre Roger |
| Picture editor | Marie-Hélène Dozo |
| Production designer | Pierre-François Limbosch |
| Costume designer | Catherine Marchand |
| Color |
Color
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| Image format |
2.35 (35mm Scope)
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| Sound |
Dolby SR-D
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| Running time |
103 min.
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| Language(s) |
French |






