Les Municipaux : Trop c'est trop

Set in the small port of Port-Vendres, the film follows the lives of 280 municipal employees who are threatened by rumors of staff reductions. The Mayor and his Parisian department head face a revolt as the employees organize a response to protect their jobs. The national secretary's involvement leads to the historic decision for municipal employees to strike, highlighting the tensions within local governance.

Collectors of comedy films will appreciate the unique perspective on municipal life in France. With a runtime of 99 minutes, this film features a notable cast including Éric Carrière, Francis Ginibre, Bruno Lochet, and Constance Pittard. Its focus on community issues and employee solidarity adds depth to the comedic elements, making it a distinctive entry in the genre.