"Allow me to be your husband." Not only does Alix Saint-Cast, who has Alzheimer's disease, recognize her husband Octave two days before her Golden Wedding, she has also fallen in love again. Their new beloved is Farhad Mozafari, Iranian, also suffering from Alzheimer's disease and can not be separated from Alix. So Farhad has to come with son Iradj and his little daughter to the stately home of the Saint-Casts. However, they are only gradually aware of the unusual family encounters that newcomers have accepted.
Nader T. Homayoun
Director
Alice Taglioni
Dora Saint-Cast
Babak Hamidian
Iradj Mozafan
Hélène Vincent
Alix Saint-Cast
Christa Théret
Célestine Saint-Cast
Stanley Weber
Fabrice Saint-Cast
Nasser Memarzia
Farhad Mozafan
Marie-Bénédicte Roy
Françoise
Bernard Verley
Octave Saint-Cast
Philippe Morier-Genoud
VGE
Sara Soulié
Siri
Michel Vuillermoz
Bernard
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