The Four Truths

Year: 1962

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: French

Director: Luis García Berlanga

ComedyRomanceDrama

The anthology comprises four loosely comedic adaptations of Jean de la Fontaine’s 17th‑century fables, each segment interpreting a different moral tale with a modern twist. In the United States version, one of the original four segments is omitted, resulting in a three‑part presentation.

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