The Army Game

Year: 1960

Runtime: 87 mins

Language: French

Director: Claude de Givray

Comedy

Jean Lerat arrives at an army camp for his compulsory service. Although his aunt tries to use her connections to smooth his enlistment, Lerot repeatedly clashes with a domineering, bullying colonel. The young recruit’s attempts to adapt lead to a chain of humiliating mishaps and escalating tension throughout his training.

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