Bonsoir

The film follows Alex Ponttin, who, after losing his wife and job as a tweed tailor, resorts to an unconventional method of survival. He infiltrates the homes of unsuspecting people by posing as a relative or an official, convincing them to offer him shelter. Throughout his escapades, Alex encounters a variety of characters, including the unpleasant Dumont couple and a mother of seven, Marie.

As Alex's journey unfolds, he becomes entangled in the life of Caroline, a shy lesbian facing pressure from her judgmental sister. To protect Caroline's inheritance, Alex pretends to be her lover, leading to a series of humorous situations, including a memorable scene where he must present himself nude in her bed. The film's exploration of social issues combined with its comedic elements makes it a distinctive entry in the genre.

"Bonsoir" features an ensemble cast, including Michel Serrault and Marie-Christine Barrault. With its focus on themes such as male homosexuality and unemployment, it provides a satirical look at societal norms in 1990s France.