For a Good Cause

This film centers on 12-year-old Tonin, who volunteers to host an orphan African refugee during his visit to Paris. Despite his father's initial disapproval, Tonin decides to keep his new guest, Moussa, a secret from his family. The story unfolds as Tonin juggles his school life and the challenges of hiding Moussa in his home.

Directed by an ensemble of talent including Antoine de Caunes, Dominique Blanc, Laurie Lefret, and Jacques Bonnaffé, For a Good Cause offers a family-oriented narrative filled with comedic situations. The film provides a humorous yet poignant look at the complexities of humanitarianism through the eyes of a child, making it a unique entry in the comedy genre from the late 1990s.