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It highlights the housing crisis of post-war Paris and the disconnect between the working class and the judicial system.

Despite its age, the film remains a poignant look at the struggle of the "little guy" against bureaucracy and poverty. It highlights the housing crisis of post-war Paris

Forced out of his home due to expropriation, he moves into a seedy part of town. It highlights the housing crisis of post-war Paris

The 1952 French comedy-drama (originally titled Monsieur Leguignon, lampiste ) is a cult classic known for its sharp social commentary and the early presence of the legendary Louis de Funès. The Story: A Small Man in a Big System It highlights the housing crisis of post-war Paris

Fans of French cinema can spot Louis de Funès in a minor role as a neighborhood resident, years before he became a global star.