Rolling to You

The film follows Jocelyn, a self-centered businessman who pretends to be handicapped to attract a young woman. His plan unravels when he meets her sister, who actually uses a wheelchair, forcing Jocelyn to confront his own prejudices and the consequences of his deception.

Franck Dubosc, known for his work in French comedy, took on the dual role of lead actor and director, bringing a personal touch to the film's tone and style. Alexandra Lamy and Elsa Zylberstein co-star, adding depth to the romantic and comedic dynamics.

Produced by Gaumont alongside Pour Toi Public Productions and TF1 Films Production, "Rolling to You" is part of a contemporary wave of French comedies that mix humor with social themes. Its approach to disability and romance sparked discussion among audiences and critics alike.

For collectors, the film is available on DVD and Blu-ray formats, reflecting the common physical media releases of French cinema in the late 2010s. Its presence on these formats makes it accessible for those interested in international comedies and works by Franck Dubosc.

The film’s blend of humor and social commentary offers a distinct example of French comedic filmmaking, appealing to collectors who focus on genre films that address societal issues through a comedic lens.