Little One

The story follows Mister Darnétal, who attends a premiere in Paris at the invitation of his nephew Georges. However, a web of complications arises as Darnétal's long-time partner disapproves of his nephew's choices, leading to a series of comedic misadventures. As Darnétal uncovers his nephew's engagement to an unwed mother, he finds himself embroiled in unexpected romance, leading to an unconventional resolution.

Featuring performances from Bach, Pierre Brasseur, and Janine Merrey among others, Little One offers a glimpse into the comedic genre of the 1930s. The film's blend of romance and humor, coupled with its Parisian setting, makes it a notable entry for collectors interested in classic cinema.