Sex farce about Fred, an inept post WWIII superhero garbageman, who must prevent WW4 by disarming the continents of Virginia, where mutated feminists live, and USSSR, where mutated buttless men live. Beautiful Liberty is his only ally.
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Cast
Picha
Director
Luis Rego
Fred
Georges Aminel
Le le Camarade en Chef, président de l'univers, narrateur
Perrette Pradier
Una
Régine Teyssot
Liberty
Paule Emanuele
Trixie
Roger Carel
Général de l'USSSR, voix radio, commentateur du match de foot
Michel Elias
Général de l'USSSR, Dieu, Jésus Christ, Tête d'Os
William Sabatier
Général de l'USSSR
Céline Montsarrat
Générale de Vaginia
Arlette Thomas
Générale de Vaginia
Martine Meiraghe
Générale de Vaginia
Michel Modo
Conseillé
Richard Darbois
Conan le Barbare
Henry Djanik
Dark Vador
David L. Lander
Fred
Carole Androsky
Liberty
Marshall Efron
Comrade in Chief
Alice Playten
Una
Tony Hendra
Writer
Picha
Writer
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source: Le big-Bang
Le big-Bang
'The Big Bang' is from the people who brought you 'Jungle Burger'. It's certainly not for the prudish, but it's not *. I haven't seen it in many years, but I remember it as very funny and extremely strange. It is a post-Apocalypse story with mutant, multliple-breasted women firing bullets from their nipples. Ballerinas leap gracefully through the air, and the edges of their skirts cut heads off. This is set brilliantly to classical music. I also seem to remember the men retaliating with *-shaped rockets. It sounds crude and nasty, but it isn't. The sexual imagery isn't meant to titillate or even be funny in the same way as 'Flesh Gordon'. The images are surreal, menacing; this is about nuclear war and mutants, not orgies. It's the dead opposite of 'Yellow Submarine' in tone and accessibility, but alike in its fantastic visual playfulness. 'The Big Bang' certainly isn't for everyone, but it is good.
