These Sorcerers Are Mad

The film follows Julien, who is sent by his boss to Mauritius, where he meets Henri, a professional unemployed man. After a night of drinking, they offend local gods by relieving themselves at a sacred statue. As punishment, the gods take away their reflections and make them levitate. Initially struggling with these changes, Julien and Henri eventually learn to use their new circumstances to solve their personal issues.

This film features a notable cast, including Jean Lefebvre, Henri Guybet, and Renée Saint-Cyr. Its blend of comedy and fantasy makes it an interesting watch for fans of both genres, particularly those with an interest in international cinema from the late 1970s. The film presents themes of redemption and adaptation, which can resonate with audiences looking for offbeat narratives from this era.