Bichon

This film revolves around a bourgeois family grappling with the question of a baby's paternity. The irascible father and whining mother navigate their chaotic household, which also includes a modern young girl, a good-for-nothing son, and a secretary who is in love with the young girl. The family is further complicated by an importunate old aunt who attempts to bring some order to the turmoil.

Bichon provides a snapshot of 1930s cinema, reflecting societal norms and family structures of the era. Collectors of classic films may find interest in its portrayal of familial relationships and the comedic situations that arise from misunderstandings. The film’s cast, featuring actors such as Jane Loury and Dolly Davis, adds to its historical significance, representing the talent of its time.