Maurice Risch

Jacques Rozier cleverly reflects on the state of modern filmmaking through a spirited debate between Don Quixote, here a movie director who champions creative freedom, and Sancho Panza, who acts as the voice of commercial limitations.

An inventor thinks he finally made it after receiving an order of 5,000 machines from a group of Japanese businessmen.

In occupied Paris, a Jewish theater owner goes into hiding in his cellar, ceding control of the theater to his gentile wife.