Sauver les meubles

The film follows Yann, an eccentric performance poet who uses his megaphone to fight injustice. When his property is seized, he turns to his daughter Dune for refuge, only to realize that their relationship is strained. Now over 60, Yann must confront his role in Dune's life as she struggles with the burden of his presence.

As a comedy, Sauver les meubles offers insight into familial dynamics and the challenges of aging. With a narrative that balances humor and poignancy, it provides a unique perspective on the complexities of parent-child relationships. The film's exploration of these themes is enhanced by the performances of Mathilde Weil, Franc Bruneau, and Real Siellez, who bring depth to their characters.