Those Happy Days

The story follows Vincent as he navigates the unexpected difficulties of running a children's holiday camp for three weeks. The plot highlights the chaos and humor arising from managing the kids' rooms, organizing trips, and handling various issues with both children and colleagues.

Jean-Paul Rouve leads the cast, supported by Marilou Berry and Omar Sy, who later gained international recognition. The ensemble includes Lannick Gautry, Julie Fournier, and Joséphine de Meaux, contributing to the film's comedic and family-oriented tone.

Produced by Quad Productions, M6 Films, La Petite Reine, and SND, the film benefits from a collaboration of notable French production companies. Its setting in the early 1990s adds a nostalgic touch, reflecting on childhood summer experiences in France.

Collectors can find Those Happy Days on DVD, which represents the primary physical format released for this title. The film's appeal lies in its depiction of childhood and camp life, making it an engaging piece for fans of French comedy and family films. The cast's later prominence also adds interest for collectors following their careers.