

Alphonse Brown, who firmly believes he is the bastard son of James Brown, meets up with his best friend Scotch after Brown gets out of jail. On their way to Paris to begin careers as recording artists, the pair stumbles across a potent type of marijuana that was engineered by the Nazis. Their decision to begin selling the stuff leads to a variety of people chasing after them.
Acting
Michaël Youn commits fully to unhinged delusion.
Writing
Nazi weed backstory is unhinged commitment to bit.
Director
Thomas Sorriaux
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Michaël Youn was already famous in France for sketch comedy, making this his transition to chaotic leading man energy.
This film captures a specific era of French 'comédie populaire'—crude, fast, and deeply unbothered by logic.