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5.5 / 10(2 votes)IMDb19571h 21mFrance

We at Champignol

Nous autres à Champignol

Synopsis

A turf war between two French villages against a soccer backdrop... Claudius, goalkeeper for Fouzy's team, is traded for a cow and becomes Champignol's new goalkeeper. During the final, he is transformed by the appearance of the beautiful Solange. He wins the cup single-handed.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Jean Bastia
Screenplay & Story
Roger Pierre, Guy Lionel, Jean Bastia
Original Score
Gérard Calvi
Original Title
Nous autres à Champignol
Country of Origin
France
Spoken Languages
French
Runtime
1h 21m
Production Studios
Chronos Media

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Jean Bastia

Screenplay & Story

Roger Pierre, Guy Lionel, Jean Bastia

Original Score & Music

Gérard Calvi

Department Leadership Roster

Jean Bastia

Director

Roger Pierre

Roger Pierre

Screenplay

Guy Lionel

Screenplay

Jean Bastia

Screenplay

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Frequently Asked Questions About We at Champignol

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is We at Champignol about?

A turf war between two French villages against a soccer backdrop... Claudius, goalkeeper for Fouzy's team, is traded for a cow and becomes Champignol's new goalkeeper. During the final, he is transformed by the appearance of the beautiful Solange. He wins the cup single-handed.

Who directed We at Champignol?

We at Champignol was directed by Jean Bastia.

Who stars in We at Champignol?

The principal cast of We at Champignol includes Jean Richard, Milly Mathis, Noël Roquevert, Annick Tanguy, Roger Pierre.

When was We at Champignol released and how long is it?

We at Champignol was released in 1957 with a total runtime of 1h 21m.

Who composed the musical score for We at Champignol?

The original motion picture soundtrack for We at Champignol was composed by Gérard Calvi.