Papy fait de la résistance

In this sequel to the 1983 film, the Pellenbagh family finds themselves in a desperate situation during World War II when their mansion is requisitioned by the German army. To protect their valuable art collection and their own lives, they must resort to increasingly absurd and daring schemes to outwit the occupying forces. Their efforts are complicated by the presence of a Resistance fighter hiding in their midst and a decidedly dim-witted Gestapo officer.

The film was generally met with a lukewarm reception, with critics and audiences noting its reliance on the nostalgic charm of the original. While some appreciated the return of beloved characters and the slapstick humor, others found it to be a less innovative and somewhat dated continuation of the franchise.

• Relies heavily on the comedic legacy of its predecessor.

• The return of classic characters provides nostalgic appeal.

• Some found the humor to be less sharp than in the original.

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This film is a sequel to the 1983 French comedy 'Papy fait de la résistance', which was a significant box office success in France.