 Joseph Burstyn released the film in the U.S. in 1950.Monsieur Dufour (André Gabriello), a shop-owner from Paris, takes his family for a day of relaxation in the country.When they stop for lunch at the roadside restaurant of Poulain (Jean Renoir), two young men there, Henri (Georges D'Arnoux) and Rodolphe (Jacques B. Brunius), take an interest in Dufour's daughter Henriette (Sylvia Bataille) and wife Madame Dufour (Jane Marken).