Twist Again in Moscow (Twist Again in Moskau) (translated)

Twist Again in Moscow (original title: Twist again à Moscou) is a 1986 French comedy film directed by Jean-Marie Poiré. Co-written by Christian Clavier and Martin Lamotte together with the director, the film follows the approach of Poiré's previous work Papy fait de la résistance by uniting two generations of performers: seasoned veterans such as Philippe Noiret, Bernard Blier and Jacques François share the screen with a newer wave represented by Clavier, Lamotte, Agnès Soral, Anaïs Jeanneret and Roland Blanche. The roughly 89-minute French-language picture stands as one of the notable ensemble comedies of 1980s French cinema.