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As in Manuel Pradal's Marie Baie des Anges , which also has a classic, mythic quality, its evocation of period is effortless. Both films exist in a Fifties or Sixties time that's all the more pungent because never broadcast -- except through irresistible period music.
The little lessons M. The stark and exotic direction the story takes later on in its 85 minutes may seem incongruous after the classic Frenchness of the opening scenes. But the movie conveys its mood and period with a deft simplicity no American director would be capable of.
This film achieves its perfection by not seeming to try, with tossed off gestures: Ibrahim giving Momo cat food to pass off as a terrine de compagne for his dad with stale bread and cheap wine to dilute his Beaujolais so he won't complain about the cost; Momo smashing his piggy bank for the 35 francs to pay the prostitute; a group of men suddenly appearing around Ibrahim at a cafe table in Turkey.
Dad disappears after getting fired, leaving his savings on the table. Momo is undaunted. He plays soccer in the street with his schoolmates, learns to dance outside with the Jewish girl across the way, and continues his life lessons from Monsieur Ibrahim, who senses something wrong.
Ibrahim is grizzled, with bad teeth, but his outlook on life is beautiful. Momo has a singular grace; he seems to float across the screen, a delicate presence.
He's pretty, he's cocky but vulnerable; he's light on his feet. When Ibrahim buys him a new pair of shoes, he twirls and flies through the air. The film itself skips along at first, then takes on a real-time slowness. Momo often shoplifts there, but Monsieur Ibrahim never complains. Momo begins visiting the grocery every day; during each short visit, he asks a question, and Monsieur Ibrahim answers it.
The boy and the old man forge an unlikely friendship in this manner, slowly becoming very close as their daily meetings become longer and more intimate. Momo is astonished to see that other adults are not as mean and sad as his father. The old man teaches Momo that smiling is a powerful weapon—instead of scowling through life as his father taught him, he should smile.
Momo tests this theory and discovers that having a pleasant expression and smiling at people do, in fact, change how he is treated—except with his father, who continues to ladle verbal abuse on him despite his new attitude.
One morning, Momo finds a letter from his father, informing him that he has lost his job and has left Paris, abandoning Momo. He has left the boy a small amount of money. Momo tells no one, continuing as he had been living; he had been running the household anyway. He continues to cook for two. He does not even tell Monsieur Ibrahim, attempting to go on as he had been. A few days later, the police come and tell Momo that his father has committed suicide by throwing himself under a train; Momo must come and identify the body.
Monsieur Ibrahim helps him and advises him to forgive his father.
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