Ducobu et le fantôme de Saint-Potache

Fans of the Ducobu Collection can look forward to the theatrical release of Ducobu et le fantôme de Saint-Potache in cinemas on Wednesday, October 7, 2026. This upcoming feature belongs to the Comedy and Family genres and promises an entertaining cinematic experience for audiences of all ages with a runtime of 1h 30m (90 minutes).

The storyline of this French-language film, filmed in France and Belgium, centers around a spooky halloween night setting where Professor Latouche and Miss Rateau move into a house haunted by the ghost of Anatole, the biggest dunce in the history of Saint-Potache School. This mischievous ghost drags Ducobu, Léonie, their parents, and Kitrish into a series of hilarious and unexpected adventures where anything can happen on Halloween.

Direction and writing for the project are spearheaded by Élie Semoun, who collaborates with co-writers Marc de Chauveron and Guy Laurent. Behind the scenes, the production is driven by producer Romain Rojtman, alongside the creative work of composer Matthieu Gonet and cinematographer Christian Abomnes representing studios Les Films du 24, Les films du Bélier, and TF1 Films Production.

The main cast features a talented ensemble including Élie Semoun in multiple roles as Gustave Latouche, Ghislaine Latouche, and Jean-Théodore Latouche, alongside Frédérique Bel as Adeline Gratin and Émilie Caen as Ghislaine Rateau. Additional performances are delivered by Loïc Legendre as Hervé Ducobu, Gérard Jugnot as Monsieur Kitrich, Charlie Garnier Naslin as Ducobu, Antoinette Rougier as Léonie Gratin, Sum as Gendarme, and François Levantal as Directeur de Saint Potache.

Current metrics show a popularity score of 3.2165 for the release on the site, reflecting steady interest as viewers await its arrival in theaters. Audiences planning to watch the film can expect a lighthearted and mysterious adventure that blends classic schoolyard humor with supernatural elements tailored for family entertainment.