Vive la France

Two naive shepherds from Taboulistan, a tiny Asian nation unknown to the global community, are recruited for a strange mission. The son of their country's leader wants to bring international attention to the region through a publicity campaign involving terrorism. The two men are tasked with destroying the Eiffel Tower, but upon arriving in France, they encounter a society and a variety of people that differ greatly from what they expected.

This comedy was directed by Michaël Youn, who also co-wrote the screenplay alongside Dominique Gauriaud and Bernardo Barilli. It is the second film in Youn's directing career, following Fatal and preceding Divorce Club and BDE. The film stars Michaël Youn as Feruz and José Garcia as Muzafar, with Isabelle Funaro appearing as Marianne. The credited cast includes 38 performers.

The movie received a mixed reception from viewers, earning a rating of 5.2/10 on TMDB based on 394 votes.