Touch’pas à mon biniou

What Makes "Touch’pas à mon biniou" Stand Out:

• The unique setting of a small Breton village serves as both a charming backdrop and a platform for discussing societal change.
• Touch'pas à mon biniou features some iconic comedic performances that have remained popular in France, especially the portrayal of the quirky lead character.
• With its combination of humor, music, and social commentary, this 1980 comedy stands out for its timeless appeal and cultural significance.

Fun Facts:

• In 1980, Touch'pas à mon biniou was the first French comedy released in December since the success of Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot in 1953.
• The movie's title translates to 'Hands off my bagpipes,' which alludes to the importance of traditional Breton music in the film.
• Despite being a comedy, Touch'pas à mon biniou tackles serious topics such as rural exodus and cultural preservation, giving it an interesting mix of genres.