After Antoine was fired from his job, he became a stay-at-home dad taking care of his four children, while his wife Isabelle restarts her career as a lawyer. For Antoine, the family's upcoming ski vacation is a godsend: he can finally take a break from parenthood and enjoy a luxury ski resort! But just as they are about to step on the train, Isabelle is called back to work for an emergency and Antoine has to deal, on his own, with his four mischievous kids going wild on the slopes and in the fancy hotel, as the trip turns into total chaos…
Ludovic Bernard
Director
Franck Dubosc
Antoine Mercier
Aure Atika
Isabelle Mercier
Alexis Michalik
Di Caprio
Héléna Noguerra
Audrey
Violette Guillon
Chloé Mercier / Maxime Mercier
Evan Paturel
Joseph Mercier
Ilan Debrabant
Maxime Mercier
Swan Joulin
Arthur Mercier
Annelise Hesme
Laure
Xavier Robic
Monsieur Simon
Radostina Rogliano
Cliente Salle des Pas Perdus Palais de Justice
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