Un monde sans rap

The film follows Philippe, a high school principal outside Paris, who loves jazz. Frustrated by the dominance of rap among his students, he wishes for a world without it. When his wish unexpectedly comes true, Philippe navigates the absurdity of a rap-free existence. This premise offers both humor and a critical look at cultural shifts in music appreciation.

With a runtime of just 19 minutes, Un monde sans rap is a concise exploration of the clash between jazz and rap. The film features performances from Simon Astier, Al-Hassan Ly, and Firmine Richard, who contribute to this comedic and dramatic narrative. As a collector, the film's fresh approach to generational music conflict and its unique storyline may appeal to those interested in contemporary international cinema.