Zig-Zig

Zig-Zig is a 1975 French-Italian co-production drama film directed by Hungarian-born filmmaker László Szabó. Shot in French and running about 89 minutes, it reflects the character-driven storytelling tradition of European cinema of its era.

The film is led by two major figures of French cinema, Catherine Deneuve and Bernadette Lafont, who share top billing. They are joined by Italian actress Paola Senatore and Michel Berto, alongside supporting performers such as Walter Chiari, Jean-Pierre Kalfon and Georgette Anys. As a co-production, it stands as an example of the French-Italian film collaborations of the 1970s.