Будю, спасенный из воды (1932)

Jean Renoir's "Boudu Saved from Drowning" is a sharp satire about a traditional Parisian family and their new, unconventional guest, Boudu. Michel Simon gives a memorable performance as Boudu, a homeless man rescued from a suicide attempt by Edouard Lestingois, a wealthy bookseller. The Lestingois family takes him in, leading to disruptive and unexpected changes within their orderly home.The film uses the charm of Paris and Simon's comedic talent to explore societal expectations and the humorous conflict between life’s unpredictability and the rigid lifestyle of the upper class.