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À vos caisses ! 2010

★ 2.44 votes📅 2010-12-18

In *À vos caisses ! (2010)*, director Pierre Isoard crafts a lighthearted comedy that dives into the chaotic world of supermarket life, where everyday customers become the stars of absurd yet relatable situations.

Director: Pierre Isoard

Cast

Léa Drucker
Léa Drucker
Marie-Jo
Arnaud Ducret
Arnaud Ducret
Antoine Podayac
Julia Dorval
Julia Dorval
Cheryl
Claudia Tagbo
Claudia Tagbo
Arsène
Michèle Garcia
Michèle Garcia
Monique
Delphine Baril
Delphine Baril
Sandy
Adrien Saint-Joré
Adrien Saint-Joré
Georges
Pierre Chevallier
Pierre Chevallier
Christian
Annick Alane
Annick Alane
Gisèle
Luis Rego
Luis Rego
Monsieur André

Frequently Asked Questions

What is *À vos caisses ! (2010)* about?

This French comedy follows the daily hustle and mishaps at a supermarket checkout, where cashiers and customers collide in a series of laugh-out-loud scenarios. Expect clashing personalities, unexpected twists, and plenty of comedic misunderstandings.

Who directed *À vos caisses !*?

Pierre Isoard directed this ensemble comedy, bringing his knack for sharp, character-driven humor to the supermarket setting.

Who stars in *À vos caisses !*?

The film features Léa Drucker, Arnaud Ducret, Julia Dorval, Claudia Tagbo, and Michèle Garcia in standout roles.

Is *À vos caisses ! (2010)* worth watching?

While not groundbreaking, this comedy delivers solid laughs for fans of French humor and workplace antics. Its breezy pacing and relatable setting make it a solid pick for a fun, lighthearted movie night.

How long is *À vos caisses !*?

Runtime details are not listed.

About À vos caisses ! (2010) — A Hilarious Look Behind the Supermarket Counters

In *À vos caisses ! (2010)*, director Pierre Isoard crafts a lighthearted comedy that dives into the chaotic world of supermarket life, where everyday customers become the stars of absurd yet relatable situations.

With a talented cast led by Léa Drucker and Arnaud Ducret, the film blends humor with the unpredictability of human interactions behind the checkout counters. The atmosphere is fast-paced and playful, capturing the frustrations and quirks of both shoppers and staff. While the story stays firmly rooted in the comedy genre, it also pokes fun at the pressures of modern retail, making it as entertaining as it is relevant.