Up and Down

The film revolves around an annual bicycle race in the Alps at a location known as Parpaillon. It captures the spirit of cycling while delivering a series of inventive gags, reminiscent of classic comedic styles.

Directed by Moullet, Up and Down pays tribute to the comedic legacy of Jacques Tati, particularly nodding to his character François from The Big Day. The film's approach to humor through cycling creates a distinct narrative experience that stands apart in the comedy genre.

For collectors, this TV movie represents a unique blend of French cinema and comedy from the early '90s, making it an interesting find for those focused on regional film histories or cycling-related narratives.