Les Mordus de Paris

In Les Mordus de Paris, two psychiatrists, one French and one American, devise a plan to sedate the city's inhabitants. By administering doses of a calming sedative across various arrondissements, they aim to alleviate the stress of city life. While most Parisians embrace the treatment, a small group of 11 individuals resist, leading to a unique social experiment in the heart of Paris.

The film features a notable cast including Jean Richard, Robert Arnoux, and Yves Barsacq, bringing life to this comedic narrative. The story reflects the era's fascination with psychology and societal norms, making it a distinctive piece of 1960s French cinema. Collectors of classic comedies or French films might find its themes and performances particularly engaging.