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Par habitude
Valentin Bourgeasse is an inveterate drunk. He takes the matter so far that one day he is evicted from his apartment. A few evenings later evening, as he has drunk too much (what else?), he forgets that he doesn't live there anymore so imagine his surprise when he finds a lady in "his" bed.
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Plot Summary
This short comedy follows the daily routines and humorous predicaments of a man whose life is dictated by strict habits. His meticulously planned existence is challenged by unexpected events and interactions, leading to a series of comical mishaps.
Critical Reception
As a short silent film from 1932, "Par habitude" is not widely discussed in modern critical circles. Its reception would have been typical for the era, likely appreciated for its lighthearted comedy and character performances within the context of short film entertainment.
What Reviewers Say
Humorous depiction of ingrained habits.
Features popular comedic actors of the time.
A typical light-hearted short film of the early 1930s.
Google audience: Information on audience reviews for this specific short film from 1932 is not readily available.
Fun Fact
Fernand Charpin, who stars in "Par habitude," was a prominent French comedic actor known for his distinctive voice and portly physique, often playing jovial or exasperated characters.
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