The Happiest Place on Earth (Le Plus Beau Pays du monde)

Directed by Marcel Bluwal and released in 1999, this French biographical film traces the final years of the French actor Robert Hugues-Lambert (1908-1945), who died while deported in Germany during the Second World War. The screenplay was written by Jean-Claude Grumberg, bringing the performer's tragic story to the screen.

Running approximately 120 minutes, the production features François Berléand and Jacques Boudet alongside well-known French performers such as Jean-Pierre Cassel, Claude Brasseur, Jacques Bonnaffé and Jean-Claude Adelin. The film is known in its original French as "Le Plus Beau Pays du monde".