The Brats

Thomas is a young man who has just become engaged to Lola. Upon meeting his future father-in-law, Gilbert, he discovers a man deeply disillusioned by his own thirty-year marriage to Suzanne. Believing that matrimony is a mistake that prevents a man from truly living, Gilbert convinces Thomas to call off the wedding and abandon his responsibilities. The two men embark on a reckless adventure together, attempting to reclaim their adolescent dreams and find freedom by living like children.

This comedy was directed by Anthony Marciano and marks the first of three films he has directed, followed by Play and The American Dream. The screenplay was written by Marciano and Max Boublil, who also stars as Thomas. The cast includes Alain Chabat as Gilbert, Sandrine Kiberlain as Suzanne, and Mélanie Bernier as Lola.

Produced in France by companies including Gaumont and TF1 Films Production, the film had a budget of 8 million USD. It has received a moderate reception from viewers, holding a rating of 6.1/10 on IMDb based on 3,500 votes and a 6/10 on TMDB from 559 votes.