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The Little Bather, directed by Robert Dhéry, presents a charming slice of French comedy with Louis de Funès in his usual frenetic form. The film captures the absurdity of office politics, showcasing de Funès as a tyrannical CEO who’s just a tad oblivious. The pacing, typical of 60s comedies, has that delightful rhythm of chaos – one moment he’s losing it, the next, the humor feels almost slapstick. The atmosphere is light yet sharp, perfectly matching the whimsical set pieces and practical effects that add character. What stands out, really, is de Funès’s performance; his physical comedy is something else. The film thrives on misunderstandings and zany antics, creating a playful narrative that keeps you chuckling.
Great representation of 60s French humor.Features Louis de Funès at his manic best.Interesting commentary on corporate culture.
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