Le bahut va craquer

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Schools Falling Apart
Directed by Michel Nerval
Written byMichel Nerval
Starring
Cinematography Jean Badal
Edited by
Music by Jean Musy
Release date
  • May 13, 1981 (1981-05-13)
Running time
90 mins
Country France
LanguageFrench

Le bahut va craquer (Schools Falling Apart) is a film directed by Michel Nerval released in 1981 .

A Parisian School: The young girl Beatrice (Fanny Bastien), who lives alone with her mother (Dany Carrel) is pregnant. The school's headmaster (Michel Galabru) decides to decriut Bea at the door. The other Students unite to sequesting the headmaster in company of the tutor in math (Darry Cowl) and the teacher of philosophy (Claude Jade) ... The principal, the math teacher and the teacher of philosophy will become the hostages of students and pay for their misunderstanding.

Cast

Serge Guirchoun (le voyou dans le café)


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