Happy Easter

Year: 1984

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: French

Director: Georges Lautner

Comedy

Stéphane Margelle drops his wife Sophie at the airport for Easter, then picks up Julie, a woman who just fought with her married boyfriend, and brings her to his apartment. When Sophie returns unexpectedly, he claims Julie is his long‑lost daughter. Julie goes along, triggering a cascade of lies and comic chaos, especially when her real mother appears.

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