The day Redouane is going to get his promotion and finally become a foreman, he learns that the mattress factory where he works is being relocated to India. Determined to keep his promotion, he agrees to leave while having the guarantee of being paid double and takes his partner Marguerite with him. Once there, he discovers that his boss has duped him, he will indeed be paid double but in rupees. Furious, he decides to take revenge by teaching the teams the best of French social rights: strikes, demonstrations and RTT with the sole aim of overthrowing his boss. Between culture clash and social struggle, Redouane leads an unexpected revolution that could well change the destiny of the factory... and his own.
Ali Bougheraba, Redouane Bougheraba
Director
Redouane Bougheraba
Redouane Mahrez
Vanessa Guide
Marguerite Larrieux
Ahassan Uddin
Rahul Kool
Antoine Gouy
Jean-Baptiste Berthelot
Josiane Balasko
Marianne
Stéphan Wojtowicz
Nino Arial
Sylvain
Rajiv Gandola
Régis Cochon
Anaïs Parello
Lila
Alexandre Flevotomos
Armand
Fauve Hautot
Charlotte
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