The Man with a Broken Ear

The film follows Colonel Fougas, who falls into catalepsy during the Russian campaign in 1812. After being resuscitated more than a century later by French scholars, he struggles to adapt to modern life. With its comedic take on historical and cultural dislocation, this film offers a blend of humor and historical commentary.

Featuring a cast that includes Thomy Bourdelle, Jacqueline Daix, and Alice Tissot, the film showcases performances that bring the quirky storyline to life. The comedic elements, along with the absurdity of a soldier from the past navigating the complexities of the present, make it an interesting watch for fans of the genre. As part of the 1930s comedy landscape, it reflects the cinematic style and humor of its time.