The Toy

Year: 1976

Runtime: 95 mins

Language: French

Director: Francis Veber

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Francois, a journalist, is sent to profile a large store and is recruited by the newspaper owner's son, Rambal‑Cochet, to be his playmate. Needing cash, he accepts the absurd job. As he befriends the spoiled child, he encourages a pretend newspaper that reveals the father's tyrannical rule. The poignant climax with the boy moves both men.

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