How to Keep the Red Lamp Burning (1965)

Three interconnected stories unfold in this charming film. The narrative kicks off as Bernard Blier’s character takes a lantern from a brothel's entrance, setting the stage for a series of intriguing events. In the second tale, a young baroness falls victim to a theft that includes her prized lantern and jewelry. Finally, Louis de Funès’ character proudly hangs a lantern at the entrance of his own home, bringing a sense of closure to the whimsical journey. Each segment explores themes of desire, loss, and the significance of a simple light.