Small escapes

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Movie
German title Small escapes
Original title Les petites fugues / Chlini jump
Country of production Switzerland
original language French
Publishing year 1979
length 145 minutes
Age rating FSK 16
Rod
Director Yves Yersin
script Yves Yersin,
Claude Muret
music Léon Francioli
camera Robert Alazraki
cut Yves Yersin
occupation

Little Escape is a Swiss film by Yves Yersin . The film was produced by the Zurich film collective . With 424,505 cinema visits in Switzerland, it is one of the most successful Swiss films there.

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Pipe, the farmhand, buys a moped with his first couple of old-age pensions , learns to drive and forgets about work discipline. His little escapes lead him further and further, most recently to a motocross race, where he loses himself in a single happy but lonely frenzy. He is no longer allowed to use his moped because of driving while drunk. He destroys it, but brings out a Motocross winner's prize: an instant camera . With her he now “experiences” his innermost circle of life: the grumpy farmer John, his sick wife, the impatient son Alain and his devoted fiancée, the daughter Josiane with her child and the Italian seasonal worker Luigi. Pipe has one dream: a helicopter flight around the Matterhorn. He breaks it off prematurely in order to continue his “ethnographic” and social work on the farm. Now, directly or indirectly triggered by Pipe, things are happening that have been in the air for a long time: John puts responsibility in the hands of his son, Luigi has to go and Josiane moves back into town.

Awards

Individual evidence

  1. Small escapes on the website of the Zurich film collective. Retrieved January 26, 2010.
  2. ^ Federal Statistical Office: The Most Successful Swiss Films . ( admin.ch [accessed on November 3, 2018]).

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