The Cupboard Was Bare

Year: 1948

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: French

Director: Carlo Rim

ComedyCrime

Alfred Puc, a meek Paris tax collector, learns his aunt died in a moving van. Driver hides her body in a cupboard to avoid police, then the van is stolen. Since inheritance demands a corpse, Alfred races to recover missing van and cupboard, pulls him into criminal underworld where he finds a murdered gangster in his room and loses cupboard again.

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