The Doll

Year: 1962

Runtime: 95 mins

Language: French

Director: Jacques Baratier

ComedyScience Fiction

A surreal, avant‑garde political satire set in a fictional South American nation, where a sudden power swap sees the dictator replaced by a look‑alike revolutionary, while his wife is substituted with an uncanny robot replica. The film uses absurdity and dark humor to lampoon authoritarian rule and question authenticity.

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