Bon appétit monsieur

A short, surreal comedy where a man encounters strange characters and situations in a mysterious establishment. The film explores themes of societal expectations and the absurdity of everyday life through bizarre interactions. It culminates in an unexpected and thought-provoking conclusion.

As a short film from 1967, "Bon appétit monsieur" received limited widespread critical reviews. It is primarily noted for its avant-garde approach and the performances of its established cast members, particularly Michel Serrault, in a style characteristic of French New Wave experimental cinema. Its reception is more academic and cult-following based than mainstream.

• Praised for its surreal and dreamlike atmosphere.

• Michel Serrault's performance is often highlighted as a standout.

• Seen as an example of experimental short filmmaking of its era.

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The film is notable for featuring the distinctive acting styles of three celebrated French actors: Pierre Brasseur, Michel Serrault, and Claude Piéplu, in a relatively short runtime.