Suicide Shop

In a lifeless French town, a well-known old store is doing a particularly prosperous business. It turns out that this ancestral store has been famous for selling suicide products for generations. In such a dark and terrifying town, suicide has become a common occurrence for local residents, which is why the shop is so popular. Mishima, the owner of this store, is lifeless, and the landlady is even more worried every day. They have long lost their passion for life and are depressed and restless all day long. Long-term sales of suicide supplies have brought them to the brink of collapse. Fortunately, their children still love life, especially their youngest son Allen, who always has a smile on his face. However, Allen's love for life threatened the operation of the old store. His father tried every means to make Allen depressed, and even drove Allen to a dead end... This highly imaginative French animated film is adapted from the best-selling novel by French cartoonist Jean Tellet. French director Patrice Lecomte, who has directed films such as "The Sweeney's Lover", is trying to make an animated film for the first time. The film not only embodies the unique French black humor everywhere, but also incorporates a large number of singing and dancing elements. Through the mouths of these singing and dancing animated characters, the film expresses the profound philosophy of life and death.