Pascale Arbillot

Both hero and heroine are in love. The problem is that the villain does not like this. What did the villagers do

Two friends decide to live all the things they couldn't after a huge misunderstanding. Arthur Dreyfus and César Montesiho are two different men and two lifelong friends from the school times: while Arthur is a neurotic chemical teacher in a university hospital divorced of his wife Virginie and with a stranded relation with his teen daughter Julie, César is a free-spirited bohemian and womanizer always on money troubles, with Lucia as his last conquer. After an accidental fall from his balcony when a pawnbroker went to his house claiming his belongings by not paying the loan he has, César meets Arthur asking some of money. Learning that César is hurt in his back, Arthur forces César for going to the hospital to heal him, but a few days later Arthur is called by a doctor's hospital to give him bad news: a radiography revealed a terminal lung cancer with a six-months lifespan. Shocked and confused by it, Arthur meets César attempting to tell it, but César's revelation about an incoming paternity with Lucia causes a huge misunderstanding, with César thinking by mistake that he's Arthur the ill. Getting that Arthur be fired temporally from his job and after Lucia leaves César by his immaturity (canceling their plans to be parents), this one makes a deal with Arthur to live without limits all the things they couldn't before, surprising Julie as Virginie by Arthur's change of attitude. However, Arthur fights against his remorse looking for the right moment to reveal César the truth, at the same time Arthur meets a young Arab named Randa Ameziane, a former cancer patient who leads a support group. Fulfilling their mutual bucket lists, César and Arthur not only try to enjoy each day as if it was the last, but they will face to their past and the mistakes happened. But will be Arthur capable to say César the truth at time to fix all the broken between them? —Chockys

Gauthier, a young journalist, learns through his mother that he's the illegitimate son of Guy Jamet, an aging French pop singer who was famous from the '60s to the '90s. As the old-time crooner embarks on a tour to promote his newly released cover album, Gauthier decides to follow him behind the scenes, on stage, and on the road, under the pretext of filming a documentary about his career.

François and Charlotte run together a gourmet hotel and restaurant on the edge of the sea, but their marital relationship is not fixed beauty: obsessive hard, Francis wants his first star in the Michelin Guide while Charlotte, at the dawn of the quarantine, dreams of a first child. This already complicated situation will literally explode the day where Charlotte's first husband, Alex, disembarked in their lives while everyone believed him dead in the terrible tsunami of 2004... —AnonymousB François (Franck Dubosc) and Charlotte (Pascale Arbillot) run together a great hotel with beachfront restaurant, but their marital relationship does not flow to the beat of the future of your business. François is passionate and workaholic, wants a Michelin star for his restaurant and will not stop until achieving your goal. Meanwhile, Charlotte is an eternal dreamer about to turn 40 just waiting for the time to have their first child. The difference of view and views of both protagonists complicate the situation, especially when the first husband of Charlotte, Alex (Gérard Lanvin) lands back into their lives when everyone thought had died in the tsunami in Thailand 2004.