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Affaire Blaireau, L'

L'Affaire Blaireau (1932)

Comedy | 100 minutes
3,50 1 votes
1 comment

Genre: Comedy / Drama

Duration: 100 minuten

Alternative title: The Blaireau Case

Country: France

Directed by: Henry Wulschleger

Starst: Bach, Alice Tissot and Charles Montel

IMDb score: 5,2 (36)

Releasedate: 11 March 1932

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L'Affaire Blaireau plot

Blaireau, a vagabond, is locked up in prison for a crime he didn't commit. His lawyer manages to acquit him and restore him to the villagers' honor. But when he is released, after a few hours he has completely lost his good reputation.

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Bach Bach

Alice Tissot Alice Tissot

Charles Montel Charles Montel

Renée Passeur Renée Passeur

Georges Tréville Georges Tréville

Jean-Louis Allibert Jean-Louis Allibert

Jean Fabert Jean Fabert

Albert Broquin Albert Broquin

Édouard Hardoux Édouard Hardoux

Georges Despaux Georges Despaux

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3 March 2024 at 08:22

A comedy about a "bon-vivant" who sometimes colors outside the lines, that suits the French. Just think of the folksy antics of Fernandel, Michel Simon (Baudu...) and later of Philippe Noiret (Alexandre...). French cinemagoers could use a laugh in those 1930s. It did not always have to be the social realism of Jean Gabin.

Funny and witty, with smooth lyrics and cheerful singing, so that you sometimes feel like you are in a musical comedy.

In terms of content, it is certainly also a criticism of the short-sighted and impressionable masses, the bourgeoisie and the voting public.

It starts with Blaireau's dog, which has the same name as the enemy "champêtre", and it remains prickly, funny and enjoyable throughout.

It hardly bothers me that a few characters still feel like they are in silent film mode.

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