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Director: Jean-Loup Hubert
Cast: Josiane Balasko, Victor Lanoux, Dominique Lavanant, Maurice Risch
When the mother of a "tribe" of five children leaves for good, their inept father is not sure how to keep the family clothed and fed, and without the help of his neighbor Simone, he would be nowhere. She is attracted to him but eventually gives up on the relationship. Meanwhile, the father grabs his brood and they take off for Paris in search of the wife. But Simone accidentally ends up on the same train...
Critical Reception & Ratings
La Smala, a 1984 French comedy directed by Jean-Loup Hubert, follows a father trying to care for his five children after their mother leaves. While it received mixed reviews, the film was praised for its humorous depiction of the family's chaotic dynamics. There is no available information on major awards or ratings for this film.
Why you might like this:
Director Jean-Loup Hubert's 1984 comedy La Smala is a heartwarming and hilarious family-focused film that showcases the delightful performances of stars like Josiane Balasko and Victor Lanoux. With its blend of slapstick and poignant themes, the film offers a charming look at the trials and tribulations of a single father struggling to keep his large brood afloat.