No More Vacation for the Good Lord

The story revolves around a gang of street urchins led by Pivolo. With other neighborhood kids away on holiday, they decide to kidnap Aunt Faguet's dog for fun. As they realize they can earn rewards for returning the pets, they indulge in sweets and entertainment, but soon find themselves in a moral dilemma about their newfound wealth.

The film explores themes of childhood mischief and the complexities of innocence. One of the gang members, Pierrot, faces a life-changing event when he becomes blind after an accident, adding a layer of depth to the narrative. The mix of humor and serious moments reflects the varied experiences of youth in a bustling city like Paris.