The Ostrich Has Two Eggs

In this 1957 comedy, a father learns that one of his sons is homosexual while the other is involved with a Japanese countess as her gigolo. Initially shocked by these revelations, he ultimately comes to terms with the situation, recognizing the economic benefits it brings. The film presents a humorous take on societal norms and family acceptance, especially during its era.

Featuring a cast that includes Pierre Fresnay, Simone Renant, and Georges Poujouly, The Ostrich Has Two Eggs tackles LGBT themes in a light-hearted manner. The film's exploration of these topics makes it a notable entry in the comedy genre of its time, reflecting changing attitudes towards sexuality and familial roles.