Topaze

Year: 1951

Runtime: 136 mins

Language: French

Director: Marcel Pagnol

Comedy

Albert Topaze, an earnest teacher with strict morals, works at a private academy owned by the greedy M. Muche. Muche’s daughter, also a teacher, exploits Topaze’s affection. His blunt honesty gets him fired, then Suzy Courtois—mistress of corrupt politician Régis—uses him as a front. Caught in their scheming, Topaze faces a deepening moral crisis.

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