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Les Grands Moyens 1976

★ 5.47 votes📅 1976-02-06

Step into the sunlit hills of a French village in *Les Grands Moyens (1976)*, directed by Hubert Cornfield, where an ordinary afternoon of flower-picking turns into a harrowing escape for a sweet elderly aunt and her two nieces.

Director: Hubert Cornfield

Cast

Hélène Dieudonné
Hélène Dieudonné
Aunt Basilia
Yvette Maurech
Antonia
Andrée de Beaumont
Barberine
Roger Carel
Roger Carel
Commissaire Honoré Compana
Fernand Sardou
Fernand Sardou
Camille Conségude
Catherine Rouvel
Catherine Rouvel
Angélina
Agnès Gattegno
Agnès Gattegno
Petrina
Lucette Sahuquet
Lucette Sahuquet
Antoinette Lacagne
Jean-Jacques Moreau
Jean-Jacques Moreau
Fred Conségude
Gérard Berner
Castagnier

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Les Grands Moyens (1976) about?

A gentle aunt and her nieces narrowly escape a deadly family vendetta while picking flowers, only to set out on a revenge spree of their own. With wit and grit, they confront the past in this unique blend of comedy and crime.

Who directed Les Grands Moyens?

Hubert Cornfield directed *Les Grands Moyens (1976)*, bringing a distinctive touch to this French revenge tale.

Who stars in Les Grands Moyens?

The film stars Hélène Dieudonné as the formidable aunt, alongside Yvette Maurech, Andrée de Beaumont, Roger Carel, and Fernand Sardou.

Is Les Grands Moyens (1976) worth watching?

Though it's unrated on IMDb, *Les Grands Moyens* offers a fresh take on revenge cinema with strong performances and a charming 1970s French aesthetic. Fans of quirky crime-comedies will find its mix of humor and drama surprisingly satisfying.

How long is Les Grands Moyens?

Runtime details are not listed.

About Les Grands Moyens (1976) — A Corsican Vendetta Comedy Filled with Humor and Heart

Step into the sunlit hills of a French village in *Les Grands Moyens (1976)*, directed by Hubert Cornfield, where an ordinary afternoon of flower-picking turns into a harrowing escape for a sweet elderly aunt and her two nieces. While they gather blooms unaware, a brutal vendetta claims their entire family, leaving only their survival instinct to carry the day. What follows is a gripping tale of vengeance as the tough old Corsican aunt, played by Hélène Dieudonné, embarks on a relentless quest to settle the score with the men responsible.

Set against the rustic backdrop of Provence, this 1970s French crime-comedy thrives on sharp contrasts—gentle florals against raw violence, maternal warmth against steely resolve. Cornfield crafts a unique atmosphere, blending dark humor with emotional depth, making *Les Grands Moyens* more than just another revenge flick. It's a story about family, resilience, and the lengths one will go to protect what's left—all delivered with classic French flair.