A brief introduction to the story of Mozart the pickpocket;

Thief A was assigned to be a fake plainclothes because he looked like a decent policeman. In a crime, thief B used a little boy as a cover to avoid the real police. However, this pair of unlucky thieves have been followed by children since then, and they can't get rid of it. They are too soft-hearted to take home and make a living together. In order to take the little boy back to the hotel, they also tried their best to put the boy in a travel bag. One person lured the boss away and the other took the opportunity to bring the little boy into the room, but their plan failed and the fabricated excuses were ridiculous. Finally, they bribed the boss with a Rolex watch and brought the child back, but they found that the little boy could not speak, and they suspected that he was deaf. In order to make a living, they are going to find a lost tourist to steal. Thief A approached him and threw a pack of cigarettes at his feet. Then he bent down and hit his stomach with his head, pretending that he accidentally hurt the tourists. At this time, thief B came out, claiming to be a doctor, and comforted him by stealing his wallet from his pocket and giving it to the little boy. It was a successful trick, but the little boy ruined it. He didn't let it go. After returning home, thief A complained a lot, and thief B suggested going to a movie to relax. In the cinema, the little boy showed his extraordinary side. He stole many couples' wallets when they were just making out, but thief B, who always thought the little boy was still watching movies, didn't know. When they came back, they found the little boy's achievements and thought he was a real genius, Mozart among pickpockets. They decided to let the little boy steal in major theaters, and they also achieved fruitful results. When they got rich, they changed into new clothes and shoes and took the little boy bowling. Thief A tried to show off his skills and failed. He blamed the group of people next to him, saying that they influenced him. Just as he was complaining, one of the crowd came up to him and asked him why. As a result, they were a little unhappy. Thief B asked thief A to apologize to others, but the thief refused and showed his fake police card to others. But at this time, a dramatic scene happened, and he met a real policeman. When they were taken away by the police, as expected, at the end of the film, the little boy had the key to handcuffs in his hand. It can be said that the film gives many contradictory and funny factors in 30 minutes. For example, thief A was assigned to be a fake plainclothes because he looked like a decent policeman. For example, A and B, whose families were not well-off, took in deaf children who had defected to them. Various tests on whether children were deaf or not were full of French bottom comedies. At the same time, the film also reflects a little social problems, such as the lifestyle of immigrants at the bottom and the living conditions of elderly veterans who have no choice but to steal for a living.

This short and pithy film also has some performance highlights. In particular, the two leading men vividly interpreted the miserable and despicable lives of thieves A and B in a relaxed and humorous way, and made a very rich interpretation of the characters' personalities in a short space. The little actor who plays the deaf-mute boy is beautiful, with innocent eyes, lovely smiling face and gloomy expression, which makes the audience worried about the living conditions of street children in Paris.