Jupiter’s Thigh

Year: 1980

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: French

Director: Philippe de Broca

Comedy

On a Greek honeymoon, Antoine and Lise meet archaeologist Charles and Agnes. Charles uncovers a statue’s buttocks and plans to donate it; Agnes hires a sailor to appraise it for profit. When the sailor is killed, police blame Charles and arrest Antoine. Lise must clear them, find the killer, and retrieve the fragment whose secret fuels more thefts.

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