Little Nothings 1992

Overview

Little Nothings is a 1992 French comedy film directed by Cédric Klapisch and written by Klapisch and Jackie Berroyer. The film features Fabrice Luchini alongside an ensemble cast and explores the internal dynamics of a department store in Paris known as Les Grandes Galeries. The plot follows an ambitious and determined man named Lepetit, who is appointed as the new General Manager of the company. His primary mission is to improve the store's financial position. To achieve this goal, Lepetit decides that the human factor will be his central focus and introduces new management methods that he also applies to himself. While the film incorporates humorous cameos, it also depicts the gradual rise of tensions among the members of the staff as they respond to the store's revival plan. The production, which has a runtime of one hour and thirty-five minutes, was released in France on November 11, 1992. It examines the various types of people who work within the setting of a typical French department store.