To have known

The film follows an opinionated bookkeeper who believes he can manage his employer's business more effectively. When given the opportunity, he quickly demonstrates his lack of competence, leading to humorous chaos. This comedic premise reflects the era's cultural attitudes towards authority and ambition.

Featuring a cast that includes Tramel, Thérèse Dorny, and Marguerite Moreno, the film showcases performances that bring the story to life. The dynamic between the bookkeeper and his employer offers a critical perspective on workplace hierarchy and the folly of overconfidence. Collectors may appreciate the film's representation of early 1930s cinema and its comedic narrative style.