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Pourquoi? is a french film of genre Comedy-drama with Étienne Bierry
Pourquoi? (1977)
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Add to a movie listPourquoi ? est un film français réalisé par Anouk Bernard en 1976, sorti en 1977.
Synopsis
Le père de Patrick ne se doute pas que son fils a commencé à se droguer. Le jeune homme entre dans la spirale de la dépendance et du trafic, avant de fuguer. Retrouvé, et malgré les efforts de son père, il rechute et participe à un réseau d'avortement illégal pour pouvoir se payer sa drogue, jusqu'à sombrer dans une dépendance totale. Retrouvé une seconde fois par son père, il suit une difficile cure de désintoxication, mais rechute à nouveau quelque temps après son retour dans la cellule familiale.Actors
Étienne Bierry
(Le père)
Simone Landry
(La mère)
Luce Fabiole
(La grand-mère )
Jean Négroni
(Le médecin)
Gérard Barray
(Le pharmacien)
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