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Spoiler-free premise

François, a young carpenter, lives a happy, uncomplicated life with his wife Thérèse and their two small children.

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Carpenter François lives with wife Thérèse and two young children in a bright suburban world of work and leisure. He begins an affair with postal worker Émilie and insists that the new love simply adds to his existing happiness.

Why it belongs

Le Bonheur deploys radiant color and Mozart to expose a man's selfish arithmetic of happiness, letting beauty sharpen rather than conceal cruelty.

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Varda sets saturated pastoral color, floral patterns, family leisure, and Mozart against a chillingly composed account of male entitlement, creating an irony whose visual pleasure refuses to excuse its protagonist.

Major award record

Metadata only · zero points in 40/40/20

Plus 1 additional win

No headline-category win to name

Totals include every recorded competitive win. Only Picture or top-film honors, Direction, Screenplay, and lead or supporting performances are named.

Institutional reference ranks

Sight & Sound152IMDb Top 250—AFI 100—
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Great Cinema Master List scores

Greatness9.2
Engagement7.2
Ease6.0

French · Not Rated
Narrative Feature
Mood: Romantic & Reflective