

Overview
Paul Tanner has just inherited a mansion on a vast property. Going there, he noticed that the building was in poor condition and that work had already started. He decides to continue the renovation and brings in several contractors who give him quotes for amounts that exceed his financial capabilities.
Top Cast

Jean-Paul Rouve
Paul Tanner

Benoît Poelvoorde
Jean-César Astor

Virginie Efira
The banker

Michel Muller
Jeff

Annelise Hesme
Linda

Philippe Nahon
Tanner's father

Geneviève Mnich
Tanner's mother

Julien Courbey
Pedro Kantor

Ludovic Berthillot
Pierre Sandre

Jackie Berroyer
The neighbor

Édith Le Merdy
The neighbor

Samir Guesmi
Khaled
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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