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Arnaud, a faint-hearted young man, lives his life invisible to the world and in the shadows of others. Fortunately, once at home, he is able to lose himself in the worship of his idol: Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Arnaud, a faint-hearted young man, lives his life invisible to the world and in the shadows of others. Fortunately, once at home, he is able to lose himself in the worship of his idol: Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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