Mam'zelle Souris
Based on Coq's press cartoons, this series of 16 sketches (2'30" each) is packed with gags and twists of all kinds. The series features the character of Mam'zelle Souris, played by Annie Fratellini, against a backdrop of family vacation scenes in Brittany, on the beach and by the sea.
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A lonely old woman lives with her cat, whom she treats as her child and calls 'Mam'zelle Souris'. Her quiet life is disrupted when a young man moves into the apartment next door, bringing with him a whirlwind of activity and new perspectives.
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