Two Frenchmen, one Glock, and a cake recipe from hell. Bon appétit.
Bernard turns Beethoven's Fifth up to full volume on his stereo and meticulously cleans a semi-automatic Glock. Philippe, a neighbor, bursts into his small apartment. That's when the trouble starts... Olive cake is not only "a delicious savory baked cake that is easy to prepare and rich in flavor, sure to delight your guests " (source: Miam Magazine, the magazine for all food lovers), it's also the strange encounter between two men who had nothing to do with each other and who, rubbing against each other like two flints, will create sparks.
Acting
Mabille and Chevallier's combustible chemistry fuels every frame
Writing
Vaudeville precision meets modern anxiety in razor-sharp dialogue
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Revives classic French vaudeville tradition—two characters trapped in escalating absurdity, but with firearms.
Both leads are veteran French comedians; this marks their rare on-screen pairing as co-leads.
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