Le 1er juillet chez Olga

The film centers on a café owner who defies the newly implemented anti-smoking law that took effect on July 1, 2011. Set against the backdrop of a café filled with down-and-outs, the narrative unfolds as a customer named Tony Belzébuth refuses to pay his bill. In retaliation, he reports the owner's rule-breaking to the Fair Fraud Investigation Unit, setting off a chain of events that reveals the complexities of life in this establishment.

Le 1er juillet chez Olga presents a gritty look at the struggles faced by those in the margins of society. The film's focus on the café's atmosphere and the interactions among its patrons offers a unique insight into the human condition during a time of legal change. Collectors interested in contemporary European cinema or social dramas may find this title appealing, as it captures a specific moment in Belgian history regarding public health policies.