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The Abominable Man of Customs is a 1963 comedy that presents a humorous take on crime and mistaken identity. Directed by an unlisted filmmaker, the film features an ensemble cast that includes Darry Cowl and Tainia Béryl.
This film has a somewhat obscure status, which piques the interest of genre collectors looking for offbeat comedic entries from the '60s. It’s rarely seen in pristine condition, making good copies a bit of a treasure hunt. This might not be a mainstream hit, but its unique comedic style and oddball charm certainly warrant a spot in a collector's library, particularly for fans of international cinema from this era.
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The Abominable Man of Customs is a comedy film.
The Abominable Man of Customs was released in 1963.
The film features Darry Cowl, Tainia Béryl, Francis Blanche, and Pierre Brasseur among its top cast.
The film focuses on two rival gangs fighting over drug trafficking and the mix-up that leads to a customs officer being mistaken for a killer.
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