Les malabars sont au parfum

Les malabars sont au parfum is a French comedy directed by Guy Lefranc that reached cinemas in 1966. Written by Jacques Emmanuel, the film runs about 85 minutes and belongs to the tradition of light popular entertainment that flourished in French cinema during the 1960s. Its large ensemble is led by Darry Cowl and Bernard Lavalette, joined by well-known performers of the era such as Francis Blanche, Henri Salvador, Hélène Duc and Jean-Marc Thibault. The picture is generally regarded as a characteristic example of the period's mainstream French comedy.