In this classic 1960s comedy, the famous gendarme of Saint-Tropez, Cruchot, decides to cross the Atlantic to visit his daughter who lives in New York. From the moment he lands, the city that never sleeps turns into a hilarious chaos, as Cruchot, with his clumsy style and passion for duty, tries to adapt to life in the bustling American metropolis.
The plot thickens when, trying to understand his new surroundings, he becomes a magnet for ridiculous situations. From cultural misunderstandings to confusions with New Yorkers, our gendarme faces all kinds of misadventures. With his uniform standing out amidst skyscrapers and speeding taxis, his presence elicits both hilarity and exasperation among the local citizens.
Moreover, Cruchot must contend with a group of criminals planning a heist in the city. Armed only with his sense of duty and a misunderstood knack for getting into trouble, he embarks on a zany adventure that puts not only his reputation at risk but also the safety of his daughter.
The film is a spectacular display of physical humor and absurd situations, where Cruchot becomes the most unlikely hero in a city full of rhythm and energy. With a perfect blend of comedy and action, this movie captures the clash between French and American cultures and serves as a reminder that, no matter where you are, duty and family love always prevail.