Squeak-squeak

Léonard Monestier, played by Louis de Funès, is a wealthy man facing a crisis due to his wife's poor investment in a worthless oil concession. Instead of despairing, Léonard devises a plan to sell this concession to an unsuspecting buyer. Enter Antoine Brévin, a confused billionaire who is enamored with Léonard's daughter, Patricia. The film explores themes of deceit and desperation in a comedic light, all set against the backdrop of the 1960s.

With its focus on bourgeoisie life and the lengths one will go to maintain appearances, Squeak-squeak offers a humorous commentary on societal values of the time. The film's comedic elements, combined with a strong cast, make it a notable entry in the genre, appealing to fans of classic French comedies and collectors of the era's cinema.