Overall, "Le Bonheur" is a landmark film that continues to inspire and captivate audiences with its thought-provoking themes, stunning visuals, and Agnès Varda's pioneering direction.

: In a "horror-like" twist, Émilie soon moves in, stepping seamlessly into Thérèse’s domestic roles [12, 21]. By the final scene, the family is again walking through the woods, now in the golden hues of autumn, with Émilie having replaced Thérèse entirely [20, 23]. Feminist Critique

, which reinforces the film’s deceptive surface of classical harmony. 4. Legacy and Reception