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Moutonnet
A crude countryman sells horses and ,thanks to an old war buddy who has now become a film star, has achieved some renown. Full of himself, he ventures to Paris to see his movie friend, only to experience bitter disappointment.
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Plot Summary
A comedy of errors centered around a village celebration and a misunderstanding involving a local innkeeper. The film follows the chaotic events that unfold as various characters try to navigate their relationships and the peculiar circumstances that arise, leading to humorous situations and eventual resolution.
Critical Reception
As a French comedy from the 1930s, 'Moutonnet' received moderate attention in its native country. Contemporary reviews likely focused on its comedic performances and lighthearted narrative, characteristic of the era's popular cinema. Its availability and critical assessment outside of France are limited, making a comprehensive modern reception difficult to ascertain.
What Reviewers Say
The film is a charming, albeit simple, comedic piece.
Performances by the lead actors provide reliable entertainment.
The plot relies on familiar comedic tropes of the period.
Google audience: Information regarding Google user reviews for 'Moutonnet' is not readily available. This is common for older films with limited international distribution.
Fun Fact
René Jayet, the director, was also a prolific actor and screenwriter in French cinema, often working on comedies throughout his career.
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