Watch Your Left

Year: 1936

Runtime: 13 mins

Language: French

Director: René Clément

Comedy

Roger, a farmer’s son, dreams of boxing and finally gets a chance when he steps in as a last‑minute sparring partner. Completely untrained, he clumsily fights his first bout, constantly consulting a rule book even as the bell rings, turning the match into a comic scramble to stay standing.

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