Calmos (1976) is a French satirical comedy directed by Bertrand Blier. The film tells the story of two middle-aged men, Paul and Albert, who feel worn down by the demands and expectations of women in their lives. Seeking freedom, they abandon everything—work, responsibilities, and relationships—and retreat to the countryside in search of peace, indulgence, and pleasure on their own terms. However, their escapist idyll spirals into absurdity as women pursue them relentlessly, leading to a surreal

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