One Can Always Dream

The film centers on billionaire Charles de Boisleve and his unexpected friendship with petty criminal Rachid. Their unlikely bond forms in the aisles of a supermarket, leading to comedic situations and a unique exploration of their differing lifestyles.

As a comedy from 1991, One Can Always Dream appeals to fans of the genre and collectors of physical media from this era. With a cast that includes notable actors like Édith Scob and Pierre Palmade, the film offers a glimpse into the comedic styles of the time. The collaboration between Fideline Films, Film Par Film, and Films A2 adds to its appeal for collectors interested in French cinema and comedy.