Executive Producers : Paulo Branco, Barka Hjij
Director : Édouard Baer
Assistant Director : Gabrièle Roux
Screenwriters : Édouard Baer, Fabrice Roger-Lacan
Actors : Jean Rochefort, Nader Boussandel, Marie Denarnaud, Édouard Baer, Chiara Mastroianni, Benoît Poelvoorde, François Rollin, Atmen Kelif, Francis Van Listenborgh, Jeanne Moreau, Gilles Gaston-Dreyfus, Léa Drucker, Pierre-Louis Lanier, Samir Guesmi, Josée Dayan, Christophe Meynet, Jean-Michel Lahmi, Roland Menou
Director of Photography : Antoine Roch
Sound Recordist : Marc-Antoine Beldent
Production Manager : Philippe Rey
Press Attaché (film) : Myriam Bruguière
Editor : Jacqueline Mariani
Sound Editor : Ludovic Escallier
Continuity supervisor : Géraldine Depardon
Production Designer : François Emmanuelli
Music Composer : François Hasdenteufel
Costume Designer : Karen Muller Serreau
Sound Mixer : Cyril Holtz

Associate production company : Productions en Cabine (Les), Gemini Films
French distribution : Gemini Films
Film export/Foreign Sales : Gemini Films

Belgium : Les Films de l'Elysée
Released 7/27/05

Feature film, Fiction , Comedy
Production language : French
Nationality : 100% French
Production year : 2004
French release : 13/04/2005
Runtime : 1h 38mn
Current status : Released
Visa issue date : 11/04/2005
Approval : Yes
Color type : Color
Aspect ratio : 1.85
Sound format : Dolby SRD

Nader, a petty crook, is obliged to go to a tiny island in the south to try and flush out Chris Barnes, the former jet-set king and friend to the stars, who a mysterious partner wants to trap. Daniel has suddenly dumped wife and many kids to come to the island to meet the enigmatic young woman he’s been writing to for ages over the Internet. On the way, Daniel and Nader decide to switch identities, convinced that it will help them achieve their goals.
In the hotel run by Barnes, who reigns like a hysterical dictator over his daughters and his constantly humiliated son-in-law, everyone tries to take a vacation or achieve their mission, but no one is really what they seem.
Each passing day causes more trouble in Daniel’s life and costs Nader, taken hostage, another finger. Between madness, mockery, deeply fake feelings and sincere manipulations, the affair quickly and radically degenerates, up until a huge surprise right at the end.