A film as terrible as this doesn't deserve exhaustive reviews and careful essays of film criticism.

It is an amateurish attempt, and in my view insulting, at tackling a notoriously sensitive subject matter. It does so tastelessly, unimaginatively and with performances so mediocre they border on caricature and parody, to the point one honestly wonders if this whole thing isn't a big joke at the viewer's expense.

I will say this: the imbeciles (Karl Zéro) complaining this film was "censored" should be reminded that distributing a film costs money. Who in their right mind, after surviving the ordeal of sitting through a screening of this turd, would want to distribute it? On top of that, the director saw fit to add insult to injury: a naked jab at the main French political party at the time, the "UMP", satirized in the film, with inspired subtlety, through the villain's candidacy as a member of the "UMPF"...

Many hundreds of films get made every year. Not all deserve to be screened at the cinema. This one certainly didn't.