Les gros malins

The film follows Paul Blanc, a butcher, who, with the help of sleeping pills from his brother, dreams about horse racing outcomes. His wife, Giulia, believes in his newfound gift and shares it at the local café. However, the local turfmen are skeptical of Paul's choices, viewing them as losers. When Giulia's predictions come true, the couple finds themselves in high demand, as others seek the miracle medicine that enabled their success.

Les gros malins showcases a blend of comedy and the quirks of French cinema from the late 1960s. Collectors might appreciate its depiction of the era's humor and style. The film's engaging narrative and the performances of its top cast, including Jacques Jouanneau and Henri Génès, contribute to its charm. This film represents an intriguing piece of cinema history for those who enjoy exploring international comedic works from this period.