Les ringards

Les ringards is a 1978 French feature film written and directed by Robert Pouret, running roughly ninety-five minutes. Combining crime and comedy, it belongs to the wave of French productions of its era and was shot in French.

Its ensemble is headed by Mireille Darc as Annie Garmiche, Julien Guiomar as Jeannot Bidart, Charles Gérard as Charlot, and Georges Wilson as Commissaire Garmiche. The cast also features Paul Bisciglia and Philippe Brizard, performers familiar from the French cinema of the 1970s. The picture is one of the relatively few works in which Pouret handled both the screenplay and the direction himself, making it a representative example of the period's French crime-comedy output.