Comédie-Française

Nina is a first-time director at the Comédie-Française who faces a series of disasters just three hours before her premiere. As she attempts to stage a production of Macbeth, she must deal with equipment failures, clashing egos, and a missing actor. Because the theater maintains a strict rule that performances are never canceled, Nina must manage the escalating panic and technical chaos to ensure the show goes on.

This French comedy was directed by Bertrand Usclat and Martin Darondeau. The film features a cast of 24 credited performers, including Pauline Clément in the lead role of Nina Cardi, alongside Laurent Stocker, Julien Frison, Marina Hands, Adeline D'Hermy, and Danièle Lebrun. The screenplay was written by Usclat and Darondeau in collaboration with Clémence Dargent.

Produced by Atelier de Production and Zinc, the movie has a runtime of 75 minutes. Following its release in July 2026, the film earned 2 million USD at the worldwide box office. On TMDB, it holds a rating of 6.9/10 based on 100 votes.