Tenor

Antoine is a young rapper from the Paris suburbs who works as a food delivery driver. After a chance encounter with an opera teacher at the Paris Opéra, he is introduced to the world of classical singing. Recognizing his natural ability, the teacher takes him on as a student. Antoine begins leading a double life, keeping his passion for opera secret from his family and friends to avoid their judgment. He struggles to balance his identity between the rigid expectations of the Parisian upper class and the familiar environment of his hometown.

Directed by Claude Zidi Jr., this was the first of four films he directed, preceding Oldies But Goodies, G-Day, and La Maison de nos rêves. The screenplay was written by Zidi Jr. alongside Cyrille Droux and Raphaël Benoliel. The film stars MB14 as Antoine Zerkaoui and Michèle Laroque as Mme Loyseau, with supporting roles played by Guillaume Duhesme, Marie Oppert, and Maéva El Aroussi.

The production was a collaboration between StudioCanal, Firstep, and Darka Movies. Audience reception has been generally positive, with a rating of 6.5/10 on IMDb based on 2,200 votes and a slightly higher score of 7/10 on TMDB from 382 votes.