Charlie and His Two Chicks (1973)

Charlie, a man in his forties, finds himself jobless and crosses paths with two young women, Ghislaine and Josiane, both in their twenties and facing the same predicament. Together, they embark on a road trip, selling oilcloth to support themselves. Their camaraderie flourishes until Tony, a rival seller of miniature cathedrals, enters the scene, disrupting their harmony and challenging their entrepreneurial spirit. As tensions rise, the trio must navigate the complexities of their ambitions and relationships.