My Father Was Right

The film follows Charles Bellanger, who, after being abandoned by his wife, instills in his son a deep suspicion of women. As the son grows up, the consequences of this upbringing begin to manifest, leading to comedic situations. My Father Was Right showcases Guitry's signature style, blending humor with social commentary.

With a cast that includes notable actors such as Sacha Guitry and Betty Daussmond, the film embodies the comedic sensibilities of its era. The story's exploration of paternal influence and relationships provides a unique lens on family dynamics, making it a distinctive piece within the comedy genre of the 1930s.