In the heart of Paris, a well-intentioned but perpetually struggling actor, played by Jean-Pascal Zadi, decides to organize a grand, unifying march against racism. His ambitious plan quickly spirals into chaotic farce as he attempts to recruit a host of famous faces to lend their star power, including the charismatic Omar Sy and the intense Mathieu Kassovitz. This sharp social satire, co-directed by John Wax and Jean-Pascal Zadi, follows his increasingly desperate and comical efforts to rally support from friends, family, and a skeptical community, including the sharp-witted Stefi Celma and the formidable JoeyStarr. As the line between noble cause and personal ambition blurs, the film delivers a poignant and humorously critical look at modern activism, performative allyship, and the complex realities of fighting for change in a world obsessed with image.