Joseph and his girlfriend are more than just monogamous: they’re monotonous. Nothing stands out in their comfortable, predictable daily routine. Everything is meticulously planned and calculated. But one day, after twenty years of radio silence, Joseph unexpectedly runs into Valentin, his biological father. And the shock is immediate. Valentin is the opposite of his son: confused, broke, drunk, unpredictable, and a specialist in harebrained schemes. Daddy, with his infectious stupidity, will drag our cozy little couple down a path to hell that will leave no one unscathed. Graham Guit’s new movie is a true patchwork of pop and idiosyncratic references, with the audacity of an artistic middle finger to conformism and the gaze of a stone-drunk punk rocker who got catapulted out of a washing machine. Dark, exciting, irreverent and simply amazing!