"Forbidden Games" is a 1952 French film directed by René Clément. The story follows a young girl named Paulette who, after losing her family during World War II, finds refuge with a peasant family. The film explores themes of innocence, loss, and the impact of war on children. The narrative unfolds as Paulette befriends a local boy, Michel, and together they create a makeshift graveyard for their deceased pets. This poignant act symbolizes their struggle to cope with the harsh realities of life and death amidst the backdrop of conflict. The film is acclaimed for its emotional depth and cinematography.