

25-year-old Khalid Belkacem has failed at everything: college education, summer camp instructor's permit, driver's license, and even his BCG. He never expected to become the first "positive discrimination" member of the police force. But as his mother says: "That's France for you! A country where everyone has a chance."
Acting
Booder's physical comedy commits so hard it borders on performance art.
Writing
Satire sharp enough to cut, then immediately trips over its own feet.
Director
Djamel Bensalah
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Released during Sarkozy's 'national identity' debates, the film's 'positive discrimination' premise sparked actual political controversy about whether it mocked or reinforced racist hiring practices.
Booder was primarily a stand-up comedian; this was his first leading role, and he allegedly improvised 40% of his dialogue, which explains the energy.
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