Those Happy Days

Set in 1992, this comedy follows Vincent, a young man tasked with managing a children's summer camp in France for three weeks. He must navigate the chaos of supervising a group of impulsive children and a team of counselors who often act more immaturely than the guests they are meant to lead. The plot centers on the daily struggles of camp life, ranging from logistical mishaps and inspections to the romantic tensions and personal growth experienced by the staff and campers.

The film was written and directed by Éric Toledano and Olivier Nakache, marking the first of seven collaborations between the two directors. The cast features Jean-Paul Rouve as Vincent, alongside Omar Sy, Marilou Berry, Lannick Gautry, Julie Fournier, and Guillaume Cyr. Produced in France by companies including M6 Films and SND, the project had a budget of 8 million USD and earned 11 million USD at the worldwide box office.

Audience reception has been generally positive, with the film holding a 6.8 rating on IMDb from 5,400 votes and a 7.3 rating on TMDB based on 1,131 votes.