The Mystery of Henri Pick

In this film, a young editor stumbles upon a seemingly extraordinary novel in a library dedicated to rejected manuscripts. The novel, attributed to Henri Pick, a cook who had never read a book, raises questions about his hidden talents and life story. As the book gains popularity, a literary critic, Jean-Michel Rouche, joins forces with Pick's daughter, Joséphine, to uncover the truth behind the manuscript's origins.

The film features a runtime of 101 minutes and showcases a talented cast, including Fabrice Luchini and Camille Cottin. Its blend of drama and comedy provides a unique lens on the literary world. The film is based on a novel, adding an interesting layer for those who appreciate adaptations and narratives centered around writing and publishing.

Collectors can find The Mystery of Henri Pick available on DVD, making it accessible for those looking to add this intriguing story to their physical media library. The film's exploration of manuscripts and authorship will resonate with fans of literary-themed cinema.