Tralala

Tralala is a musical comedy about a homeless singer and composer in his late forties who performs on the streets of Paris. After receiving a mysterious message from a woman who disappears, he leaves the city for Lourdes. There, he searches for the woman he loves, who does not remember him, and encounters a variety of people. During his stay, he meets a woman in her sixties who believes he is her son, Pat, who vanished twenty years ago. He chooses to pretend to be the missing son, allowing him to find a new family and a sense of talent.

The film was produced in France by SBS Productions and co-directed by Arnaud Larrieu and Jean-Marie Larrieu, who also wrote the screenplay. This production follows their previous films, To Paint or Make Love and Love Is the Perfect Crime, and precedes Jim's Story. The cast features Mathieu Amalric in the title role, alongside Mélanie Thierry, Josiane Balasko, Jalil Lespert, Maïwenn, and Denis Lavant. A total of 31 actors are credited in the film. Viewers have given the movie a moderate reception, with a rating of 5.9 on IMDb based on 515 votes and a score of 5.6 on TMDB from 42 votes.