Le Permis de conduire

In Le Permis de conduire, Michel Martenot, played by Louis Velle, navigates the complexities of his new position as deputy director of a bank in Paris. Despite his professional success, he faces the significant hurdle of not having a driving license, which complicates his daily commute and affects his personal and professional life.

The film is a comedic reflection on the bureaucratic challenges faced by a man trying to balance his career and family responsibilities. With a solid cast that includes Pascale Roberts and Robert Castel, it presents a humorous yet relatable scenario for anyone who has dealt with the frustrations of public transport. This film captures the essence of 1970s French comedy, making it an appealing addition to collections focused on this era.