Vive la France (1970)

-Through sequences that retain the charm of popular language and the tone of a constant mockery tempered by humor and good humour, this light and playful satire, pungent but without bitterness, invites the spectator to participate in the various reactions that the arrival of a French professor in a small provincial town can provoke. If, by any chance, this teacher is original in his manners, bizarre in his behavior and of a strange character, the satire then joins the comedy and promises everyone pints of good time. Rivière-du-Loup and its picturesque region were the setting for this film produced in 1970.