Directed by Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly in 1952. With Debbie Reynolds, Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor…

In 1927, at the very beginning of talkies, a studio decides to dub its most prominent actress, but with a very unpleasant voice and in love with her on-screen partner who does not like her. This one immediately falls under the spell of the young dancer with the soft voice who will double the renowned actress…

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Directed by Charles Chaplin in 1940. With Charles Chaplin, Paulette Goddard, Jack Oakie…

Little aware of the political and social evolution of his country, as well as a perfect double of the Dictator in place, a barber reopens his shop and sees soldiers painting the word "Jew" on his window. Trying to erase the inscription, the barber exposes himself to a brutal punishment from the soldiers, but he defends himself and finally owes his salvation to his neighbor, whom he immediately falls in love with…

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Directed by Preston Sturges in 1941. With Veronica Lake, Joel McCrea, Robert Warwick…

Tired of Hollywood extravagances, a comedy director wants to shoot a movie that he wants closer to reality. He decides to slip into the skin of a vagrant to better understand the problems of an ordinary man and leaves with only 10 cents in his pocket. On his way, he meets a young woman who accompanies him on his journey…

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Directed by Frank Capra in 1941. With Barbara Stanwyck, Gary Cooper, Edward Arnold…

John Doe is a character invented by a journalist to find her job. She passes him off as real in a suicide note, exposing rampant social unrest, then hires a man to impersonate the notorious John Doe. Which one will be taken in the game…

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