Biribi
Synopsis
Infantryman Jean Froissard is sentenced to two years in Biribi Military Prison in North Africa. He seems to get along, but as incompetence, corruption and sadism of his superiors (which include sexual abuse of the prison inmates) force him and others into rebellion. Court martial ensues ...
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Daniel Moosmann
- Screenplay & Story
- Georges Darien
- Original Score
- Míkis Theodorakis
- Original Title
- Biribi
- Country of Origin
- Tunisia, France
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 1h 40m
- Production Studios
- Satpec, MOG
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Daniel Moosmann
Georges Darien
Míkis Theodorakis
Roland Dantigny
Department Leadership Roster
Michel de Broin
Production Design
Roland Dantigny
Director of Photography
Daniel Moosmann
Director
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What is Biribi about?
Infantryman Jean Froissard is sentenced to two years in Biribi Military Prison in North Africa. He seems to get along, but as incompetence, corruption and sadism of his superiors (which include sexual abuse of the prison inmates) force him and others into rebellion. Court martial ensues ...
Who directed Biribi?
Biribi was directed by Daniel Moosmann.
Who stars in Biribi?
The principal cast of Biribi includes Bruno Cremer, Georges Géret, Pierre Vaneck, Michel Tureau, Georges Poujouly.
When was Biribi released and how long is it?
Biribi was released in 1971 with a total runtime of 1h 40m.
Who composed the musical score for Biribi?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Biribi was composed by Míkis Theodorakis.
Is Biribi based on a book or true story?
Biribi is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Georges Darien".