Die... We'll Do the Rest

In this film, Ulysse Sylvain, unable to fulfill his American dreams, decides to bring a taste of America to his hometown. By posing as a businessman, he gains the trust of local notables and implements changes reminiscent of American culture, including the introduction of pin-ups and cowboys. The village quickly attracts tourists, but the true highlight of Ulysse's ventures is his innovative approach to the cemetery, marketing it in a way that captures the imagination of potential customers.

The film navigates the humorous outcomes of Ulysse's American-style transformation, ultimately leading to a looming bureaucratic disaster that he must avert. With a talented cast including Roger Nicolas and Magali Noël, this comedy presents a unique take on ambition and cultural adaptation in a post-war context. The film is a reflection of its era, showcasing both the optimism and challenges of the 1950s.