Not All Men, But...

A conservative police officer named Simone goes undercover within a feminist collective suspected of involvement in a murder. While she gradually becomes open to their perspective, the group begins to suspect her true identity. To protect her cover and divert suspicion, Simone falsely accuses a random man of rape. The target is Paul, a gentle man who lives in the shadow of his successful wife. Once the accusation becomes public, Paul becomes a target for the city's women, and Simone struggles to rectify the damage she caused.

This French production, produced by Agat Films & Compagnie, blends comedy, crime, and drama. It was directed by Michel Leclerc, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Baya Kasmi. This project is the first in a chronological list of three films directed by Leclerc, followed by Moliere and Cyrano and the Young King. The film stars Lea Drucker as Simone and Benjamin Lavernhe as Paul, with a supporting cast that includes Judith Chemla, Julia Piaton, Vincent Elbaz, and Melha Bedia. The production featured a total of 38 credited cast members. Released in April 2025, the movie earned 1 million USD at the worldwide box office. On TMDB, it holds a rating of 5.7/10 based on 40 votes.