Actor: Didier Bourdon

Alice and François are finally about to get married. And everyone has come to term with their family tree. Frédéric Bouvier Sauvage and Gerard Martin could not be happier. Until the testing lab tells them that both their DNA results are inaccurate. They are proud, they are stubborn, but they are not French! The two unfortunate companions soon become fierce ambassadors of their newly found origins. They may be nothing alike but they sure have inherited the same flare for drama!

Manu, in his thirties, dreams of making it big in football by becoming a player agent. He hangs around the soccer fields between two shifts at his father’s restaurant, scouting for the next Mbappé. One day, he notices Kidane, a young refugee who sets the neighborhood football ground on fire with his performances. This is Manu’s chance to enter the business ! With the help of his uncle, an old timer and retired agent, he’s going to fight to place his player in his dream club: the PSG. But Kidane also attracts the attention of D.Z., the most influential agent in the business, with a long reach and a very bad reputation…

About to get married, Alice and François organize a meeting between their 2 families coming from very different backgrounds. For the occasion, Alice decides to offer their parents DNA tests. The results will blow everyone’s certainties! What could be worse for a conservative bourgeois to learn he is not 100% French, or for a proud French car salesman he actually has German origins?

Saint-Loin-La-Mauderne – a once-thriving town – is now a sleepy village. Germain, the mayor, is determined to revive it and convinces a company to open up a factory there. The only thing missing to close the factory deal: a resident doctor. And Dr Maxime Mayer might just be the one. A brilliant but troubled surgeon, Dr Mayer is forced to spend a month in the village. Germain has a plan: turn the town into such an ideal place that Dr Mayer will love it and decide to move there. Even if turning the village into a sophisticated, modern one might involve a few white lies…