Les gens ne sont pas forcément ignobles

The film follows a group of friends who decide to try and live without any social niceties or perceived obligations for a period. This experiment in radical honesty and unfiltered behavior leads to a series of comedic and awkward situations as they navigate their relationships and daily lives. They discover that their attempts to be 'non-ignoble' have unexpected and often hilarious consequences.

This French comedy was a modest release that found a niche audience. While not a major critical success, it was appreciated by some for its unique premise and for showcasing the early comedic talents of its cast, many of whom would go on to greater fame in the French comedy scene. Its humor is often derived from the absurdity of extreme honesty.

• Appreciated for its unconventional comedic premise.
• Praised for the chemistry and early performances of its cast.
• Some found the humor to be too niche or absurd.

Google audience: Audience reception is not widely documented through aggregated Google reviews, but general sentiment suggests it's a film enjoyed by those who appreciate offbeat French humor and early performances from its notable cast members.

This film features several actors who would later become major figures in French sketch comedy and film, including members of the group 'Les Nuls' like Alain Chabat and Chantal Lauby.