At Night All Cats Are Crazy

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At Night All Cats Are Crazy (French: La nuit, tous les chats sont gris, lit. At night all cats are grey) is a French film by Gérard Zingg released in 1977.

Charles Watson tells Lily, his 10-year-old niece, a story about a character called Philibert, a bad boy. Lily wants to meet the latter and loses herself in a world where fiction and reality are mixed up. Her uncle believes as far as he's concerned, that he possesses literary gifts and loves living in the greatest of comforts.

• Directed by : Gérard Zingg
• Screenplay : Gérard Zingg and Philippe Dumarçay
• Music : Jean-Claude Vannier
• Editing : Hélène Viard
• Casting : Margot Capelier
• Set designer : Jean-Pierre Kohut-Svelko
• Distribution : Accatone Distribution, France
• Production France 3 Cinéma (France), Prodis (France) et Sam Films
• Producer : Pierre Hanin
• Country : France
• Release date : 23 novembre 1977 (France)
• Genre : Comedy drama
• Duration : 124 min

• Gérard Depardieu : Philippe Larcher
• Robert Stephens : Charles Watson
• Laura Betti : Jacqueline
• Tsilla Chelton : Madame Banalesco
• Charlotte Crow : Lily
• Albert Simono : Gaston, aka "Gastounet"
• Virginie Thévenet : Jeannette
• Dominique Laffin : The shop assistant
• Raoul Delfosse : The bald man
• Ann Zacharias : The white cat
• Gabriel Jabbour : Mr Banalesco
• Irina Grjebina : The withered beauty
• Lily Fayol : The joyful widow
• Jean Lemaître : M. Chatin
• Roger Muni : The barman
• Gérard Hernandez : The punter
• Julien Verdier : The man in his sixties

• La Nuit, tous les chats sont gris at IMDb
• La nuit, tous les chats sont gris sur festival-lumiere.orge

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