

In the Maghreb, Hajj Achour's plans for his daughter Sultana's marriage unravel when a defective dowry takes center stage. Meanwhile, in France, activism meets family tradition as Kenza confronts gender norms, leading to a chaotic wedding where secrets collide.
Writing
Biting satire that roasts both sides of the Mediterranean
Acting
Hafsia Herzi carries activist fire with comedic precision

Director
Mahmoud Zemmouri
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Zemmouri's comedy deliberately provokes both conservative Maghrebi audiences and French assimilationists, pleasing nobody and everybody simultaneously.
The film's 3.2 TMDB score reflects its polarizing reception—beloved in diaspora communities, dismissed by critics expecting 'exotic' poverty porn instead of sharp class satire.