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Neuf de trèfle
Miche Doulin is a wife who like to spend. Her husband Henri, who is a diplomat and worried about several large bills, wins an unexpected gain at play. He hides his luck and invents an incredible burglary. His wife to repay the imaginary theft will commit a big imprudence, when she learns the truth.
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Plot Summary
A short comedy film where a superstitious man believes he's found a lucky four-leaf clover. This perceived good fortune leads him into a series of amusing and chaotic encounters. The film follows his misadventures as he navigates his day, convinced of his special luck.
Critical Reception
As a short comedy from 1938, 'Neuf de trèfle' is primarily remembered for its comedic lead, Fernandel, and a brief appearance by Edith Piaf. Critical reception at the time would have been focused on its lighthearted entertainment value. Contemporary reviews are scarce, but it's often viewed as a charming, albeit minor, piece of French cinema from the era.
What Reviewers Say
Fernandel's comedic timing is a highlight.
A light and amusing short film.
Features an early appearance by the iconic Edith Piaf.
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Fun Fact
This film features one of the earliest screen appearances of the legendary French singer Edith Piaf, who plays a small but memorable role.
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