Les mistons

In the witty and energetic "Les Mistons" (1957), a group of young boys in Provencal France hatch a plan to disrupt their neighbor's passionate affair, sparking a series of mischievous and humorous events that lead to a harshly punished spy and a desperate attempt to win back a girl's affection. Directed by François Truffaut, this short film showcases the director's signature style, which would go on to define the French New Wave movement and influence generations of filmmakers. Featuring Bernadette Lafont in her debut role, "Les Mistons" is a charming and relatable exploration of youthful jealousy and ambition.