1960年的夏(xià )天(tiān )，社(🐌)会学家埃德(dé )(🕋)加·莫兰和(hé )让(ràng )(🕰)·鲁什对巴黎(🎗)年轻人的(🐉)日(rì )(🛤)常生活(huó )进行调查(🥩)，了解他们对幸福的理解。这部论述电影连续几(🔸)个月跟(gēn )踪调查的进(jìn )行，也记录(lù )了主人公们的变化(🛺)。调(diào )查中被采访(🍮)的人最后在影(🚑)片第(🥀)一次(🤯)放映的(🤷)时候聚(⏺)集(🚢)在(🌙)一起观看(kàn )进行(háng )讨(tǎo )论，有人的(de )赞同，有的人驳斥(chì )。两位导演通过这(✋)部(bù )(🐑)真实电影，经历(lì )了既极具(💪)挑(⛓)战(zhàn )又(yòu )充(🈴)满乐(lè )趣的体(tǐ )验。
　　"In the summer of 1960, Jean Rouch and Edgar Morin investigated the everyday life of people living in Paris. ""Are you happy? How do you live?"" These are some of questions they asked young people on the street in an attempt to understand their idea of happiness.
　　From manual labourers, students, to a couple of office workers, the different protagonists reveal themselves in conversation, unconcerned about the presence of the camera. With no script, and no professional actors, this film sets out to frame the limits of cinematographic truth."
　　1961 戛(jiá )纳(🔼)国际电影节(📘) 国际影评人奖(🛹)