Fr. 1960. History
byAbel Gance, Roger RichebéwithPierre Mondy, Martine Carol, Jack Palance.
At the beginning of the nineteenth century, the First Consul Napoleon Bonaparte became emperor of the French and triumphed at the battle of Austerlitz.
Fr. 1960. Police comedy
byFrançois VillierswithMichel Simon, Dany Saval, Claude Brasseur.
When a young gangster is released from prison, he is met by an elderly hired killer whose mission is to eliminate him after making him talk.
Fr. 1957. Police comedy
bySacha Guitry, Clément DuhourwithMichel Simon, Sophie Desmarets, Darry Cowl.
While investigating a murder case, a commissioner finds that the criminal exists in three copies: the perpetrator himself, his double, and his double?s twin brother.
Fr. 1952. Sketches
byHenri VerneuilwithRaymond Rouleau, John Van Dreelen, Michel Simon.
Three classic examples of detective literature: ""The Dead Man in the Elevator,"" by S.A. Steeman, ""I've got a soft heart,"" by P. Cheyney and ""The Testimony of an Altar Boy,"" by G. Simenon.
Fr. 1943. Drama
byAndré CayattewithMichel Simon, Albert Préjean, Blanchette Brunoy.
During the Second Empire, a small shopkeeper struggles against the ambitious manager of a modern department store, who is competing unfairly with him.
Fr. 1932. Comedy
byJean MamywithMichel Simon, Pierre Pradier, Josseline Gaël.
A period film starring a simpleton hairdresser chosen by competition achieves unexpected success, with audiences mistakenly believing it to be a comedy.