The Toilets Were Closed from the Inside

The film follows a bus conductor who is killed by a bomb while in the toilet. The plot thickens as Commissioner and his clumsy assistant, Inspector Charbonnier, take on the case. Their investigation leads them through a series of interviews with various characters, ultimately tracing the murderer to a mental institution where the victim had been an inmate for three years.

This film combines elements of crime and comedy while incorporating themes of black humor, making it a distinctive entry in the genre. The cast includes notable actors such as Coluche and Jean Rochefort, who bring life to this bizarre tale. With its unique premise and satirical take on police investigations, The Toilets Were Closed from the Inside offers a different flavor of comedy that collectors of international cinema might appreciate.